During his speech at the International Thessaloniki Fair, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asked for consensus from the opposition parties on some major issues, on which there may indeed be a convergence of views, possibly even full agreement.
This time the gains were more widespread, with rising stocks numbering twice as many as losers on the day.
Finally! Order will be restored to our streets and squares! At least that is what the prime minister claimed at the launch of MyStreet, the application “through which you can submit a complaint to the competent municipality if you notice illegal placement of tables and chairs in public areas, except the coast.”
US oil major Chevron’s interest in exploring for natural gas in four blocks south of Crete opens a window of opportunity for Greece’s geopolitical and energy interests.
The fall edition of The Piano Project pays tribute to the renowned late pianist Fou Ts’ong, honoring his unique artistic voice as an essential element of life and creative expression.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke by phone on Thursday with the Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, stressing what he called the unacceptable violation of Qatar’s territorial sovereignty.
Greece’s top administrative court has moved to curb wind farm development, ruling that a European directive on bird protection was inadequately transposed into national law, while affirming that renewable energy projects can still be built within Special Protection Areas (SPAs) under strict conditions.
A new minister in Albania charged to handle public procurement will be impervious to bribes, threats, or attempts to curry favour. That is because Diella, as she is called, is an AI-generated bot.