The first post offices to close
February 20 will mark the start of the Hellenic Post (ELTA) restructuring plan’s implementation, with the transformation of up to 150 branches around the country.
Dendias wraps India visit with strategic talks
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, at right, wrapped up an official visit to India on Monday with a private meeting with his Indian counterpart Rajnath Singh, in New Delhi.
Air Force colonel testifies in China espionage case
A 54-year-old Hellenic Air Force colonel accused of leaking classified military data to China appeared before an Air Force court on Tuesday to testify before a prosecutor.
City‘s canopy of clutter defies green ambitions
Athens’ skyline tells a story of urban neglect. Rooftops bristle with obsolete TV antennas, solar water heaters, satellite dishes and mechanical equipment, in a chaotic visual blight experts say could be transformed.
Greece has do support Ukraine, says foreign ministry
Greece had to stand in support of Ukraine after it was invaded by Russia in 2022, considering the country’s position on the inviolability of borders, Greek Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Lana Zochiou said on Tuesday.
Tempe Disaster Victims Association elects new head
The father of one of the 57 victims of the Tempe railway disaster nearly three years ago was elected president of the board of an association representing families of victims.
Greek construction companies turn to Romania
Romania has now taken on the role of the second most important market, after Greece, for domestic construction groups.
Course of Freedom MP becomes independent
Eleni Karageorgopoulou, a lawmaker who was elected with the populist Course of Freedom (Plefsi Eleftherias) opposition party in the east sector of Athens, has decided to quit the party’s parliamentary group and become independent, according to sources.
Golden arches, gray areas on Mykonos
The prospect of the first McDonald’s opening on Mykonos has reopened a long-running argument over legality, symbolism and the island’s tourist identity.
Time for EU to launch joint borrowing and challenge US dollar, says Macron
The European Union should launch a means of joint borrowing, for example through eurobonds, as it would help challenge the hegemony of the US dollar, French President Emmanuel Macron said in newspaper interviews published on Tuesday.