The mother of a young man who was relentlessly hounded and brutally harassed by bullies for months before taking his own life in 2015 has made a plea for more measures to tackle youth violence, ahead of Saturday’s anniversary of the discovery of his body.
European Union countries are discussing making the bloc’s binding gas storage goals more flexible, over concerns that the rules risk inflating gas prices, a negotiating document seen by Reuters showed.
Hellenic Public Property Company (ETAD) executives met this week in the southern French resort town of Cannes with more than 20 major foreign institutional investors and property managers, including Hyatt, Sonae Sierra, Honotel, Stoneweg, Valpre Capital and Viparis.
In the first cabinet meeting after a limited reshuffle on Friday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he expected his ministers to produce “tangible results” in their area of responsibility.
The Defense Ministry is set to save approximately €30 million annually by eliminating 600 senior officers classified as “Outside Organizational Positions” (EOTH), officials confirmed Friday.
In less than three months so far this year, as many as six business agreements have been sealed in the food and beverage sector.
Total commission income for Greece’s four systemic banks reached 2.1 billion euros in 2024.
The new members of the New Democracy government were sworn in at the Presidential Mansion on Saturday, a day after Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis replaced some ministers following a dent in public approval over a deadly 2023 train disaster and a rise in support for far-right parties.
A citizens’ movement on Kos is calling for a suspension of new hotel construction, warning that the island has exceeded its capacity. The initiative, “Sustainable Kos,” has gathered 1,600 signatures and secured support from the municipal council.
High levels of Saharan dust have enveloped the southern part of Athens since 9 a.m., creating a thick fog and resulting in limited visibility.