This week Greece hosted members of the East Med Gas Forum in Athens, where the focus was on existing and future gas projects in the region, the East Med’s importance when addressing concerns over energy security in the broader region, decarbonization, and the green transition.
Fitch Ratings affirmed Greece’s credit rating at “BBB-” with a stable outlook, maintaining the rating it had assigned six months ago when Greek bonds were elevated to investment grade.
When a withering financial crisis forced Greece to rethink its economy a decade ago, it bet big on green power. Since then, Greece’s energy transition has been so swift “it almost feels utopian,” one Greek environmentalist said.
The world-famous salty white delicacy has become the main point of contention in the pre-election debate, as political leaders cannot seem to agree on who knows its pricing on the supermarket shelves best.
The royal regalia of Otto, the Bavarian prince who ruled as king of Greece from 1832 to 1862, have gone on display in Parliament.
Piraeus Bank has unveiled a new logo as part of a wider change in its corporate and visual identity.
Police in the northern Athens district of Ano Liosia have arrested a man after finding the charred body of his elderly father in a back yard.
A team of Spanish experts who had visited the Evros region in northeastern Greece that was ravaged by devastating wildfires last summer have submitted an 80-page report to Greek authorities with recommendations to improve prevention capabilities.
Kpler, the premier source for global trade intelligence, is embarking on its first Posidonia participation following last year’s acquisition of Greek maritime tech company MarineTraffic, the world’s leading ship-tracking intelligence platform.
With the risk of the statute of limitations for any responsibility linked to the deadly fire in 2018 in Mati in East Attica being real and imminent, the justice system is expediting judicial procedures so that those who were brought to trial for the tragedy do not go completely unpunished.