Antetokounmpo responds with boos of his own after home crowd jeers Bucks during lopsided loss
Giannis Antetokounmpo couldn’t remember hearing boos from his home crowd during his brilliant 13-year career in Milwaukee.
Greece raises €4 billion in 10-year bond amid record €51 billion demand
A record sum in offers was made during Tuesday’s 10-year bond issue.
Greece among passport leaders
Greece ranked fourth worldwide among the most powerful passports, according to the latest Henley Passport Index, using data from the International Air Transport Association.
Inflation inched up last month to 2.6%
Inflation stood at 2.6% in December, up from 2.4% in November, according to figures the Hellenic Statistical Authority released on Tuesday.
Farmers issued 48-hour ultimatum
The government and protesting farmers moved closer to confrontation on Tuesday after some farm groups refused to attend talks with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and insisted on escalating road blockades.
Power plant’s last smokestack goes cold
Ptolemaida V lignite power plant ran for just three years and needs another €300 million to produce natural gas.
Kition Ocean plots Larnaca Port return
Nineteen months after the termination of the contract, and while procedures are under way for construction works on the redevelopment of the Larnaca Marina and port to begin, Kition Ocean Holdings consortium is attempting to return to the project.
Energy minister highlights role of minerals at Saudi-led forum
Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou participated on Tuesday in the Future Minerals Forum, organized by Saudi Arabia, titled “Dawn of a Global Cause: Minerals for a New Era of Development.”
US-Greece relations one year into the Trump administration
Hopes for an even closer cooperation on defense, energy and other fields, but also uncertainty about the impact Donald Trump’s foreign policy might have on the traditionally tense relations between Greece and Turkey, characterized the first year of the US president’s second term, in the eyes of the Greek political world.
Mitsotakis, farmers cite progress after talks as protests continue
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and representatives of protesting farmers said Tuesday that marathon talks had opened a channel for dialogue on electricity, fuel costs and compensation, although agricultural protests and road blockades persist across parts of the country.