Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis travels to Benghazi on Sunday for a key meeting with the head of the Libyan National Army and de facto ruler of eastern Libya, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.
A fire broke out early Sunday morning in a fourth-floor apartment in central Athens, resulting in significant property damage and one reported injury.
Energy authorities are on high alert as the country experiences another intense heatwave, raising the risk of localized blackouts due to grid overload.
The country’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority has launched a wide-reaching investigation into the alleged misuse of EU agricultural subsidies distributed through the OPEKEPE agency.
Heatwave conditions are set to continue across most parts of Greece on Sunday, with temperatures soaring close to or above 40°C. Relief from the intense heat is not expected until Thursday.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis confirmed on Friday that the Finance Ministry is already preparing the package of measures that will be announced at this September’s Thessaloniki International Fair.
The historian of the future will someday record Greece’s great missed opportunities. The scandal on fake farming activity is a small example of the problem.
The board of directors of Metlen Energy & Metals PLC has expressed its full support for the optional public offer of the listed company for the acquisition of all of its common registered shares.
Greek islands will get the majority of the funds set out for to Greece by the European Union for green energy transition and environment protection.