Metlen agreement for RES projects in South Korea
Metlen announced on Thursday the signing of an agreement for the sale of photovoltaic projects in South Korea with a capacity of 42 megawatts to the Korean group HRE.
Time for accountability
It is positive that justice has started assigning individual responsibilities for the Greek farm subsidy scandal.
Memorable wins for AEK and PAOK in Europe
Panathinaikos wastes early lead to lose at Feyenoord.
Woman hospitalized after brutal assault by partner in Koropi
A 40-year-old woman was severely beaten by her partner in Koropi, East Attica, and is hospitalized on life support at Red Cross Hospital.
Trump and the Eastern Mediterranean
Since the beginning of US President Donald Trump’s second term, his desire, intention and, ultimately, his involvement in resolving regional conflicts have become clear.
Foreign markets bolster AIA
Travelers on flights to and from the US soared 21% in January-September year-on-year.
ATHEX: Bourse posts gains for a fourth day
The absence of any underlying trends at the Greek stock market dominated Thursday’s session.
BEYOND: A global view from an Athens office
In an unassuming office off Panormou Street in Athens, scientists are watching the planet breathe. On their screens, floods ripple across Burundi’s Lake Tanganyika, the ground sinks near Doha, and a volcano shifts in Portugal’s Azores.
Jazz-funk pioneer Brian Jackson to debut in Greece
Brian Jackson, the pioneering US soul and jazz-funk musician, will make his Greek debut with a live performance at Gazarte Ground Stage on Friday, October 31.
Tensions rise in Parliament over proposed speech time limits
Tempers flared during the Conference of Speakers in Parliament on Thursday amid discussions about introducing an automatic microphone timer – the so-called “cut-off” system – to limit speaking time in sessions.