Greek capital faces rising oxidative pollution risk
A groundbreaking international study published in Nature warns that Athens ranks among Europe’s most polluted cities in terms of the oxidative potential of airborne particles.
Scarcity of plots over 1,000 sq.m.
Supply of spaces for the construction of major housing complexes is insufficient in Attica.
River diversions to end Attica drought risk
Greece will move ahead in 2026 with the partial diversion of two rivers in Evrytania toward the Evinos dam through a restricted bidding process among the country’s largest construction firms, government officials announced Thursday.
Two nabbed in Thessaloniki in Cyprus murder case
Two men were arrested Thursday in Thessaloniki in connection with the October 17 killing of Cypriot businessman Stavros Demosthenous, 49, in Limassol.
48 hours without AI
When I decided to live without artificial intelligence for 48 hours, I figured it would affect some parts of my routine. I knew I wouldn’t be able to watch Netflix-recommended documentaries or read marketing emails written by bots, for instance. That I could deal with.
Record highs for tourism in Cyprus
Tourism in Cyprus is booming. August alone brought in revenues of 581.8 million euros, up nearly 14% from last year.
American-Hellenic Chamber meeting promotes cultural products of Greece’s regions
A meeting was held on Thursday at the offices of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce between nine regional representatives and Chamber President John D. Saracakis, with the aim of promoting the cultural products of Greece’s 13 regions.
Petroleum traders see higher sales but lower profits in 2024, IOBE report says
Petroleum trading companies recorded an increase in sales but a decrease in profitability in 2024, according to the annual report of the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (ΙΟΒΕ) released on Thursday.