Residents of the Piraeus suburb of Perama on Friday joined in a large protest organized by municipal authorities to seek the removal of large fuel storage tanks from the area on public safety grounds, following a fire that broke out near them early Sunday.
The deadline for the legalization of buildings with small or medium-sized planning irregularities (up to 40% of the building) has been extended until March 31, 2028.
KKR-owned energy group ContourGlobal has said it has entered the Greek renewables market with the acquisition of a portfolio of solar plants and 500 megawatts (MW) of battery energy storage projects.
Police arrested two foreigners on Thursday over an improvised explosive device attack outside a health care store in Athens that caused minor injuries and material damage, authorities said.
Central banker Yannis Stournaras reiterated on Thursday Greece’s need to see an increase in investments.
The week’s final session witnessed the lowest turnover in almost three weeks, with some targeted profit-taking.
Greece cannot afford to waste talent when it comes to its defense needs. One of the country’s top universities, the National Technical University of Athens, is being blocked from using NATO funds for research because of an internal “opposition.”
Greece has seen a modest decrease in flu-related doctor visits and hospitalizations over the past week, though influenza circulation remains at elevated levels.
History is being written before our eyes, with every inconceivable post by Donald Trump, with the images of the latest betrayal of the Kurds by the United States, with the declarations of leaders who note the final passing of the world of the past 80 years.