Papastavrou meets Eric Trump
Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou is in Saudi Arabia holding a series of meetings with government officials and representatives of business groups, including with Eric Trump.
Papageorgiou hospital launches newborn genetic screening program
Papageorgiou Hospital in Thessaloniki and the Rare Diseases Association of Greece have launched a newborn genetic testing program to allow early diagnosis of rare genetic diseases, expanding existing neonatal screening practices.
Two arrested for throwing parcel with phones inside prison yard
Two men were arrested for throwing a parcel containing mobile phones over the gate of the Diavata correctional facility in northern Greece.
Thessaloniki-Skopje oil pipeline has began its operation
It relieves Thessaloniki of significant traffic congestion and environmental burden from the movement of fuel tracks.
Shooting movies, TV series in Greece comes with multiple benefits
The incentives program for audiovisual works and film productions in Greece is proving particularly successful.
Hardline farmers walk away from talks
Farmers blocking highways across the country decided at the last minute not to attend a scheduled meeting Tuesday with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, citing government restrictions they said undermined the prospect of meaningful dialogue.
Missing oligarch, dead diplomat stir intrigue
Two mysterious cases involving Russian nationals have emerged in Cyprus over the past few days. A Russian embassy employee in Nicosia was found dead in his office last Thursday.
Attica taxi drivers launch strikes over taxes, electric transition
Taxi drivers launched new 48-hour rolling strikes on Tuesday, protesting tax policies and the mandatory transition to electric vehicles, the Attica Taxi Drivers Union (SATA) said.
Data center euphoria subsides
The data center market in Greece is now transitioning from the frenzy of previous years to a clearly more restrained attitude.
Milestone year for Greece to become an energy gateway
Significant developments serving to establish Greece’s role as the energy gateway of SE Europe, and in particular as an entry point for liquefied natural gas that will be gasified and channeled to the countries of the region through the Greek system, are expected within 2026.