Wind riders: Kiteboarders flock to Greek coast as August gales churn sea
Strong August winds swept the eastern coastline near Athens on Thursday, drawing dozens of kiteboarders who performed impressive jumps against a cloudless sky.
Call for an Open Below-Threshold Procedure for the Selection of Contractor for the Project: “Supply and Delivery of Equipment for Monitoring Marine Pollution through Underwater Recording and Analysis Equipment”
The Growthfund through the Project Preparation Facility (PPF), in its capacity as implementing authority in accordance with article 5B of Law 3986/2011, acting on behalf of and in the name of the “Ministry of Environment and Energy” (hereinafter the “Contracting Authority”), hereby invites interested economic operators to participate in an open electronic tender procedure in…
State debt to hospital suppliers persists despite court sanction
The Greek state is not just owed money by delinquent taxpayers, it also owes money, more than half to suppliers of state hospitals.
Ankara blocks research on cable route
Turkey’s decision to halt survey work on an international undersea cable project was widely seen as a pointed message to multiple recipients – particularly Greece – amid ongoing tensions over energy and data infrastructure in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Daughter of former PM Samaras dies at 34
Lena Samaras, the 34-year-old daughter of former Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras, died late Thursday after suffering cardiac arrest.
PPC revenue, profits grow slightly in H1
Power company PPC announced Wednesday adjusted earnings before interest tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of €1 billion for the first half of 2025, compared to €0.9 billion in the same period last year.
Jumbo operations in Israel continue uninterrupted
In a statement to the Athens Stock Exchange Wednesday, toy retailer Jumbo announced that its operations in Israel, where the outlets operate under the franchising model, continue uninterrupted, despite geopolitical turbulence in the area.
Stocks head higher for 4th day in a row
Τhe Athens Stock Exchange ended with gains for thefourth day in a row Thursday, with banks and energy and metals group Metlen leading the way.
Experts dispute captain’s claim rudders were stuck
New details have emerged about the ferry accident near Nea Styra off Evia, where an expert marine surveyor has refuted the captain’s claim that the rudders were stuck, concluding there was no related damage, ERT reported.
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