Public Power Corporation will begin offering a range of non-electricity products to consumers from 2026 while also examining plans to build new gas-fired power stations in Bulgaria and Romania, PPC Chairman and Chief Executive Giorgos Stassis announced on Wednesday, as he presented the company’s 2026-2028 business plan in London.
Cyprus is wrapping up the year with strong marks from the world’s big credit rating agencies.
The new Iraklio International Airport at Kastelli – a project that is expected to radically change the map of air transport on Crete and which is set to develop into one of the most modern airports in the Mediterranean – is about to be completed.
Continuous rainfall in the area of Kastoria in northern Greece since Tuesday caused the Aliakmonas River to overflow in the town of Nestorio, flooding the site where the River Party festival is held and damaging surrounding infrastructure.
The acceptance rate of Euronext’s public offer to Hellenic Exchanges shareholders was confirmed on Wednesday at 74.25%, making ATHEX the eighth member of the Euronext network.
A rising wave of Greek choreographers are bringing intergenerational performers to the stage, challenging long-held assumptions about age in dance.
In a 1970 BBC documentary, filmed a few years before Franco’s death, a young Spanish student speaks almost without emotion, his back turned to the camera: “What the regime is trying to say is that Spain is simply experiencing ‘student unrest,’ just like any other civilized Western country. That, of course, is not true. I…
Attica and Central Macedonia approved the trial installation of eight artificial intelligence road safety cameras in Athens and Thessaloniki as part of a new digital monitoring system. The cameras in Attica are expected to be installed by the end of November.
Heavy rainfall in the wider Kastoria area caused the Aliakmonas River to overflow in Nestorio, flooding the site where the well-known River Party events are held. The rushing waters inundated all outdoor areas and sharply raised the river level, which damaged stone parapets along the banks and several buildings.
The historian Kostis Kornetis has written an insightful comment for Kathimerini on the Polytechnic uprising of November 17, 1973, “Why the Polytechnic was not a Greek exception: The uprising, not as a ‘miniature of Paris’ but as part of a decentralized ’68.”