Livestock crisis deepens as pox spreads
Greece’s livestock sector faces mounting pressure as sheep and goat pox disease continues spreading, with nearly half a million animals culled since August 2024.
Public transport services disrupted for Athens Half Marathon on Sunday
Temporary changes to bus, trolleybus, and tram routes will be in effect on Sunday in central Athens on Sunday, to make way for the Athens Half Marathon 2026.
EU countries joining US, Israel attacks would become Iran’s ‘legitimate target,’ minister says
European Union member states that join the US and Israel attacks on Iran would become “legitimate targets” for Iran, Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi said in an interview with TV station France 24.
I am HALC: Dr. George Chiampas
Given the incredible feedback we’ve gotten for our “I am HALC” profiles, we will re-release each feature as an individual episode so that you can easily find them and share them.
Boost for commercial real estate
The retail sector located in the most popular shopping areas has entered a strong recovery trajectory.
Police officer found dead in her home
A 45-year-old police officer was found dead with a gunshot wound inside her home in Tripoli, a town in the central part of the Peloponnese, on Friday.
Iowa State University eyes American Farm School partnership
Iowa State University has applied for authorization to establish a branch campus in Greece, partnering with the American Farm School (AFS) in Thessaloniki as its institutional base.
277 Greeks repatriated from Middle East on Friday
A total of 277 Greek citizens returned to Greece on Friday from the Middle East amid the ongoing conflict in the region, in repatriation operations coordinated by the Foreign Ministry.
Costamare donation to fund renovation of building at Evangelismos hospital
A building at Athens’ Evangelismos Hospital is set to undergo major renovation following an €11 million donation from shipping company Costamare.
Shipbuilding industry ready for fleet renewal
The Greek shipbuilding industry is ready to contribute to the renewal of the coastal shipping fleet, provided that there is the corresponding institutional and financial support at national and European level, the president and CEO of ONEX Shipyards & Technologies Group, Panos Xenokostas said on Thursday, speaking at The Economist’s maritime conference.