Greece’s umbrella civil servants’ union is holding a three-hour work stoppage in the greater Athens region on Tuesday, seeking reversal of substantial earnings cuts imposed more than a decade ago during the country’s government debt crisis crisis.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias noted Greece’s strategic defense cooperation with the United States at a roundtable discussion of the Delphi Forum in Washington DC on Monday.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Greece does not need a mediator to discuss issues with Turkey, describing bilateral relations as self-contained, in an interview with SKAI television.
Salamis Shipyards is entering a new phase of development and international upgrades, as reflected both by the expansion of its strategic partnerships in the field of defense shipbuilding and by its growing international presence.
Developments regarding the Vertical Corridor are being initiated by the commercial agreement of the Atlantic SEE LNG Trade consortium for the supply and sale of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from the US as early as this year, accelerating the implementation of this major project.
The creative director of Cairn wants players to feel all the tension of climbing while their character clings to a granite-gray mountain face. Toes clench over a slither of rock as hands clasp a protruding crag. Each limb trembles. Listen closely and you can even hear the quickening of the mountaineer’s breath.
A consortium of companies from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the UAE has submitted a bid to develop Cyprus’ Pentakomo Science and Technology Park.
Titan Group has completed the acquisition of Vracs de L’Estuaire, an established cement company in northern France, reinforcing its commitment to further develop its product portfolio in the French market and to accelerate its growth trajectory within the framework of the “Titan Forward 2029” strategy.
This time, the inquiry into the causes of the deadly explosion and fire at the biscuit factory in central Greece was exemplary. Authorities showed proper reflexes and handled the case with professionalism.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has no regrets about things he did or didn’t do during his six and a half years in government. Except, he does. In any case, he will fight the next election with a clear conscience.