Investor irked by brake on Nicosia project
A Lebanese investor is threatening legal action after the Department of Antiquities blocked a 115-million-euro development near the historic Nicosia walls.
Greece’s 10th ‘Boat & Fishing Show 2025’ opens with record participation
Greece’s largest fair for the sea, boats, fishing and maritime tourism, “Boat & Fishing Show 2025,” has opened at the Mediterranean Exhibition Center (MEC) in Paeania, eastern Attica.
Olympiakos narrowly beats Panathinaikos in Euroleague
Olympiakos edged out archrival Panathinaikos 76-74 in the all-Greek derby of the Euroleague on Friday in Piraeus.
Time for fire prevention
The experiences of natural disasters in recent years should have already instilled in the collective consciousness the principle that only prevention can save lives and property.
Conference tourism could triple its impact
Conference tourism could reach over 6 billion euros annually from €2 billion today.
Greece seizes 8.2 tons of illegal Freon from Turkey
Greek tax authorities seized 8.2 tons of illegal Freon refrigerant imported from Turkey, imposing a 2.9 million-euro fine, officials announced Friday.
ATHEX: Index grabs more than 4% in one week
Banks were not alone in pulling the Greek stock market higher on Friday.
Earthquake strikes south of Crete, smaller tremor near Patras
Α 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck the southern coastal region of Lasithi, Crete, on Friday afternoon.
Institutions and anger
President Konstantinos Tasoulas’ inauguration in Parliament and the brief handover ceremony with his predecessor, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, symbolize the beautiful functionality of democracy’s continuity through change.
EU diplomats suggest doubling military aid for Ukraine this year
The European Union should be prepared to go as far as doubling its military aid to Ukraine this year to 40 billion euros ($43 billion) if necessary, according to a discussion paper by the bloc’s diplomatic service seen by Reuters on Friday.