Reshuffle plans put on hold
Τhe government has shelved plans for a cabinet reshuffle, with the Middle East war providing political cover for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to delay ministerial changes originally planned around Easter.
Τhe government has shelved plans for a cabinet reshuffle, with the Middle East war providing political cover for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to delay ministerial changes originally planned around Easter.
One of Sydney’s longest-running Greek restaurants, Diethnes, will close at the end of May after more than seven decades of family-run hospitality, according to a report by The Greek Herald.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Tuesday his government will examine whether nuclear power, particularly small modular reactors, could play a role in the country’s electricity production, signaling a break with a decades-long taboo.
Clear skies are forecast for most of Greece Wednesday, with light winds, unseasonably high temperatures and a chance of rain in the Peloponnese, the Cyclades and Crete.
Despite their small size, drones have proven more than capable of delivering strategic strikes and rivaling more advanced and expensive weapons systems. Not surprisingly, therefore, an increasing number of startups are focusing their efforts on developing cutting-edge technologies to make unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) even more versatile and autonomous.
Authorities have dismantled an illegal online gambling ring that allegedly generated at least €16 million over eight years, arresting 17 people, including suspected ringleaders.
Cable manufacturer Nexans said it achieved a “world record” depth of 3,000 meters for a subsea cable of its kind.
The Delphi Economic Forum XI (DEF XI) will take place from April 22 to 25 and focus on highlighting the challenges of the new era and the formulation of strategies for a sustainable and resilient future.
Starting Thursday evening, flights will be served at Chios Airport only with propeller-driven aircraft and a limited number of passenger seats due to runway expansion and infrastructure upgrade works.
A closed public affairs committee luncheon Monday hosted by the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce brought together members of the chamber and guest of honor Margaritis Schinas, Distinguished Fellow at the Europe Center of the Atlantic Council and former European Commission vice president.