Bilateral power deals for energy intensive industries
the Energy Ministry will this week introduce new regulations allowing bilateral contracts between energy intensive industries, Public Power Corporation and RES providers.
Fishing for the best produce ahead of Clean Monday feast
A man shops for fresh fish and seafood delicacies at Athens’ central Varvakeios Market, as Orthodox Greeks prepare for the start of Lent on Clean Monday, a moving public holiday that comes on February 27 this year. The holiday is traditionally celebrated with a meat-free feast and – weather permitting – kite flying, a symbol…
The factors behind bourse’s growth
After many years in the shadows, the Greek stock market has suddenly started to draw interest again.
Greece-US ties ‘many chapters ahead,’ spokesman says
Turkey is still playing a catch-up game with Greece when it comes to bilateral relations with the United States, Greek government spokesman Ioannis Oikonomou said on Monday ahead of a visit by Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Turkey rejects links between NATO expansion, F-16 deal
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday called for Sweden and Finland to be accepted into NATO “as quickly as possible,” although his Turkish counterpart dismissed the possibility of any link between their accession and Turkey’s request for F-16 fighter jets.
Banks are competing for deposits
Bank competition for deposits is in full swing, with interest rates on term accounts dominating the drive to attract capital, and yields rising according to the period and the amount of the deposit.
Bulgaria: 43 migrants found in van days after 18 found dead
Bulgarian police discovered 43 migrants, including ten children, hidden in a van in the west of the country, officials said Monday, just days after authorities found the bodies of 18 migrants concealed in a lumber truck.
Man, 34, arrested after fatal shooting outside Mykonos bar
Police have arrested a 34-year-old suspect they said shot and killed a man during an alleged argument over a woman outside a bar on the Greek island of Mykonos.
Turkey not exporting items for use in Russia war effort
Turkey is not exporting products that could be used in Russia’s war effort, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday, after US warnings this month about exports of chemicals, microchips and other items. “It is not true that we have exported to Russia products that can be used in the defense industry,” Cavusoglu said. “We…
Instacar raises 55 mln euros
Greek flexible leasing startup Instacar has raised 55 million euros after speeding up its expansion into new markets and progressing its evolution into an application to supply all services related to car, from renting to servicing, changing tires, washing or even parking.