Metlen into the third era of its evolution
Group Chairman Evangelos Mytilineos presented the third corporate transformation of Metlen Energy & Metals on Thursday.
Crete, one big powder keg
The crux of the matter does not lie in the new measures for stricter gun control or the decision to permanently install a contingent of the so-called “Greek FBI” on the island.
Awe grips former tobacco factory
Kostas Tsoklis, the renowned 95-year-old Greek artist, unveils his latest masterpiece, ‘Δέος’ (Awe), the largest portable painting ever created in Greece, measuring an awe-inspiring 14 by 17 meters.
Policing and isolation
Making laws harsher for illegal gun possession and use is a first correct step. But it is not enough.
Djokovic wins 101st title in Athens, ends Musetti’s Turin bid
Serbian tennis legend Novak Djokovic captured his 101st career title on Saturday night at the Hellenic Championship in Athens, defeating Italy’s Lorenzo Musetti 4–6, 6–3, 7–5 in a three-hour encounter.
Symbols of land going to waste
The Hellenic Post (ELTA) service is a strong symbol of a Greece that acquired all the accoutrements of a modern country early on but always struggled to reach the promised land of a functional, law-abiding society.
More pretrial jail time for 2024 flat blast suspects, including Romanos
An Athens court has extended the pretrial detention of Nikos Romanos, a convicted bank robber and self-identified anarchist, as well as other defendants, for another six months, over a deadly bomb blast in an apartment in Athens’ Ambelokipi district last October.
Traffic restrictions in central Athens for Marathon events
Traffic restrictions are in effect across central Athens through Sunday due to the 42nd Authentic Athens Marathon and related races.
Marinakis lambasts ‘intimidation’ of employees at ‘Truth Team’ with gas canister
Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis blasted “efforts to intimidate” employees at the social media platform “Omada Alithias” (Truth Team) and another news website, after a gas canister was found outside its offices in Pallini, east Attica, on Saturday.
Bulgaria moves to prevent shutdown of its only oil refinery ahead of US sanctions
Bulgaria is racing to prevent the shutdown of its only oil refinery before US sanctions on the Russian owner take effect later this month.