The European Commission reaffirmed its full support for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project (GSI), one of eight energy “corridors” deemed an “absolute priority” for the European Union.
Project design is carried out without examining their effects, needs, risks and without sufficient consultation.
Cyprus is undergoing a final round of assessments by a team of roughly 25 European Commission evaluators as the country seeks to join the Schengen Zone.
The shift that is already being observed in driving attitudes from the intensification of alcohol tests demonstrates how simply implementing the law is, sometimes, the greatest “reform.”
After a narrow session at the Greek bourse, the benchmark closed with marginal losses.
Every day, Greece’s roads claim lives. Yet against this grim backdrop, transport experts say they are seeing a recent shift toward safer driving behavior, driven largely by intensified traffic enforcement and stricter penalties.
The Greeks’ simultaneous disdain and admiration for discipline is a paradox that we have endured for too many years. The most recent example concerns those “bipolar” conversations taking place about the police’s latest campaign against drunk driving.
A retired lawyer in Hania, Crete who had served as a legal consultant for the city’s general hospital, has been found guilty of withholding rental income belonging to the institution.
The Demos Center is hosting a public discussion on the recent election of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.