Wednesday’s meeting in Athens between Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty is considered particularly significant for efforts to resolve pending issues regarding Saint Catherine’s Monastery status.
The Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS) has called on the European Union to scrap its Emissions Trading System and its FuelEU directive as soon as the global carbon tax takes effect.
The independent statistics authority ELSTAT has set up a working group to figure out the cause of unusual monthly fluctuations in the jobless numbers that, its officials say, do not reflect developments in the labor market.
Two men were injured shortly after midnight on Monday when a hand grenade was thrown inside a cafe they were sitting in, in the district of Agios Panteleimonas, in central Athens.
Consumers will soon be able to choose a new category of electricity bills, the so-called “red invoices.”
Alpha Bank and its 100% subsidiary Alpha Finance have announced they have signed a share purchase agreement to buy 100% of privately owned investment banking group Axia Ventures.
Greece has expressed deep skepticism over Turkey’s announcement of marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, viewing the move as a politically motivated maneuver under the guise of environmental protection.
A 32-year-old Algerian woman accused of killing her 3-year-old daughter in Palaio Faliro reportedly contacted her embassy to arrange repatriation two days after the child’s death.
Soap maker Papoutsanis said Monday that turnover rose 27% in the first half of the year, to €31.7 million and after-tax profits were up 38%, to €3.2 million.
LONDON – When Britain’s foreign secretary declared last week that his government would recognize the state of Palestine if Israel did not agree to a ceasefire with Hamas, he said the British were doing so with the “hand of history on our shoulders.” His French counterpart also invoked history in explaining why France had taken…