Heracles’ carbon capture and storage unit in Evia
Heracles Group is proceeding with the start of construction of the large-scale carbon dioxide capture and storage project named “Olympus” at its factory in Milaki, Evia.
Egypt’s obligation
Greece has consistently been a reliable ally to Egypt, fostering cooperation on both diplomatic and economic fronts.
Hotels join EU booking battle
The Hellenic Chamber of Hotels has joined the pan-European collective action against Booking.com.
Three teenagers arrested for series of shop robberies in Athens’ Vyronas district
Police have arrested three 17-year-olds in connection with a series of shop robberies in the Vyronas district of Athens carried out over recent months.
Sisi reaffirms Egypt’s commitment to status of Sinai monastery in call with Mitsotakis
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has reiterated his country’s full commitment to safeguarding the religious status of Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Mount Sinai in a phone conversation with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, according to a report on Egypt’s state-run Middle East News Agency.
Gymnast Petrounias crowned European champion for 8th time
Greek gymnast Lefteris Petrounias secured his eighth European championship title on Friday night at the European Gymnastics Championships in Leipzig, delivering a strong performance on the rings.
ATHEX: May ends with index rising 7.8%
May proved to be a month of considerable gains for most Greek stocks and the bourse benchmark.
Four arrested after cocaine seizure in Piraeus
Police arrested four individuals on Thursday night following the discovery of over half a kilogram of cocaine during a vehicle inspection in Piraeus.
Suspects remanded for murder of Zakynthos notary
Three individuals arrested for the brutal murder of a 69-year-old notary in Akrotiri, Zakynthos, in February, have been remanded in custody following their testimony before investigating authorities.
Ex-subsidy agency chief accuses ministers
The ousted president of Greece’s agricultural subsidies agency blamed two former New Democracy agriculture ministers for the organization’s collapse amid a European investigation into fraudulent farm payments.