ADMIE joins GO15, boosting Greece’s role in power transmission
Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) has become a member of GO15, the association of the world’s largest Transmission System Operators (TSOs).
Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) has become a member of GO15, the association of the world’s largest Transmission System Operators (TSOs).
The first public-private partnership tender for the development of Tourism Ministry properties, and in particular the three historic Xenia and Ilios hotels, is entering its final stretch.
Anyone who seeks to be appointed to a public sector job must be determined and serve it properly.
Who makes up the middle class? This is a constant and recurring question. Traditionally, in Greece, it includes the self-employed, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, freelancers, civil servants, private sector executives, and scientists, such as doctors, lawyers and engineers.
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA) has ordered the removal of a research beekeeping site operated by the Hellenic Agricultural Organization’s Institute of Mediterranean Forest Ecosystems, citing fire safety concerns after a July 28 blaze near Mount Ymittos.
Greece is the only EU country with charge-free cash machines for European citizens.
Greece’s new Highway Code tοοk effect Saturday, introducing stricter penalties and cumulative punishment for repeat traffic violations.
Lawyers representing the family of Pavlos Fyssas, the anti-fascist rapper murdered in 2013 by a Golden Dawn supporter, and Egyptian fishermen condemned the release of Nikos Michaloliakos, the neo-Nazi party’s leader, calling his treatment “especially privileged.” Michaloliakos, convicted of leading a criminal organization, was freed by a Lamia judicial council on health grounds and placed under…
The objectives of the Aktor group management remain unchanged in terms of financial performance for both this year and the long term, based on last October’s business plan, despite the decision to cancel the acquisition of the portfolio of 39 properties owned by Prodea Investments, worth 580 million euros.
The news comes from Africa but it also concerns us here in Greece. Ethiopia, a country that has repeatedly been hit by drought and where people are dying by the thousands from thirst and hunger, has completed the construction of the largest hydroelectric dam on the continent.