Greek-flagged tanker struck near Novorossiysk in Black Sea
A Greek-flagged tanker was struck off the Russian port of Novorossiysk in the Black Sea early on Saturday, Shipping Minister Vasilis Kikilias has said.
Crete-Attica interconnection set to save billions in bills
The power grid link between Crete and Attica boosts energy independence and upgrades tourism on Crete, Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) Chairman and CEO Manos Manousakis said on Friday.
Aegean postpones entry to india market
Aegean Airlines chairman Eftichios Vassilakis said this week that Aegean’s entry into the Indian market has been postponed to 2027.
Pierrakakis says Europe must act swiftly on energy
Europe should act swiftly to contain pressures and protect its economies and citizens if high energy prices persist for a prolonged period because of the US-Israeli war on Iran, said Kyriakos Pierrakakis, head of eurozone finance ministers, on Friday.
EU imposes strict rule on Cyprus farms
Cypriot farms hit by foot-and-mouth disease will have to kill all animals on site.
Operation epic failure?
Legend has it that when Alexander the Great began his expedition against the Persian Empire, he was confronted with the famous Gordian Knot—an impossibly tangled rope said to grant dominion over Asia to whoever could untie it.
EmTech Europe conference
MIT Technology Review is organizing in association with Kathimerini the third EmTech Europe conference on Thursday and Friday, (March 19-20), at the Athens Concert Hall.
Cyprus University Fair
Cypriot universities are organizing a roadshow in southern Greece next week, visiting Crete, Rhodes and Athens ahead of the new academic year (2026-27).
Man held for twice assaulting Thessaloniki woman in her flat
Police in Thessaloniki have arrested a man for allegedly raping a woman in her flat and then returning three days later and trying to assault her again, authorities said Friday.
Gov’t must stay alert and focused on reforms
Alertness to address the short-term or even permanent effects of the energy prices the war in Iran has raised, and persistence and acceleration of the government’s reform work, these are the main recommendations of top executives in the financial sector and the business and investment world, and others who participated in “Invest in Greece Summit.”