Tragedy strikes Greek soccer fans in Romania
Seven people were killed and three injured in a multi-vehicle crash shortly after 1 p.m. near Timisoara, Romania, on Tuesday.
Investigators confirm propane leak
Fire investigators have confirmed that a deadly explosion at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala central Greece on Monday morning was caused by a propane leak, backing initial assessments by firefighting officials.
Nearly 40% of Greek internet users use ChatGPT
Greece ranks 16th among 51 OECD-surveyed nations in ChatGPT usage, with nearly 40% of internet users employing the OpenAI chatbot.
ExxonMobil’s Cypriot gas timetable
ExxonMobil is moving forward with a Declaration of Commerciality in Block 10, off Cyprus.
Mercosur deal: An opportunity for the Greek economy
The agreement creates a protective ring in Latin American trade for Greek branded products, such as feta cheese and olive oil.
ATHEX: MSCI news takes index over 2,300 points
Greek stocks secured fresh gains on Tuesday on the back of an unexpected statement by MSCI on Monday night.
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Ongoing care and monitoring
The correctional system and welfare and mental health services currently operate in isolation from one another.
Navigating the US-EU minefield and NATO’s diminished presence
Greece has tried to deal in a forward looking and realistic manner with the tensions before, during and after the internal crisis of the major western powers that erupted over Greenland.
Glyfada municipality to sue power distribution operator, claims cable-laying work triggered deadly flood
The municipality of Glyfada said it would take legal action against Greece’s power distribution network operator, HEDNO, claiming that a cable-laying project triggered extensive flooding during rainstorms last week that led to the death of a woman in the Athens suburb.