A bout of unsettled weather that left a significant amount of damage in its wake after sweeping into Greece on Wednesday is forecast to continue through Thursday and Friday, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and gale-force winds.
The Sanctuary of the Virgin at ancient Neapolis – patron goddess of the city founded by Thasian settlers in the 7th century BC – continues to reveal new insights centuries later, following the presentation of two scholarly volumes on recent research and long-unpublished finds.
Metro services on Athens’ Line 2 were partially suspended on Thursday after an apparent suicide attempt at downtown Syntagma station, transport authorities said.
Athens- and London-listed Metlen Energy and Metals announced on Wednesday it has partnered with Acciaieria Arvedi, one of Italy’s leading steel producers, to secure access to Italy’s innovative Energy Release 2.0 mechanism promoted by Gestore dei Servizi Energetici (GSE).
Cyprus’ new-build property market had a strong 2025, with Limassol remaining the undisputed heavyweight in both value and activity.
Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Dimas had a working lunch with US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle on Tuesday.
Plaisio retail stores in Greece will remain shut from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday for the funeral of Giorgos Gerardos, founder and chairman of Plaisio Computers, who died at 80 on Wednesday.
The yield on the 10-year Greek government bond fell to 3.34% on Wednesday, from 3.375% according to the Public Debt Management Agency, which saw the reopening of the note get oversubscribed 2.62 times, to raise €300 million. The total bids in the reissue of bonds reached €785 million.
The future of Greek entrepreneurship and the strategic integration of artificial intelligence took center stage Tuesday at an event co-organized by the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Hellenic Competitiveness Council.
The war in Ukraine is approaching its fourth anniversary in just a few days.