EU looks to Greece for niche metals
Greece could be Europe’s answer to China’s decision to restrict exports of gallium and germanium, rare earth elements used in the manufacture of semiconductors, photovoltaics and optical fibers.
Greece could be Europe’s answer to China’s decision to restrict exports of gallium and germanium, rare earth elements used in the manufacture of semiconductors, photovoltaics and optical fibers.
A bowl full of lentils is the first thing that catches my eye among the tools and ancient ostracons on the worktable of antiquities conservator Marina Moustaka.
The archaeological site of the Acropolis will suspend its operation from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday due to the current heatwave. The sites at Ancient Agora and Keramikos will operate as per usual, where the museums there can still be visited on Sunday.
Since 1992, Francis Fukuyama has often been called upon to explain how his prediction of the definitive dominance of the liberal democracy model after the fall of communism has been tested by events.
The first decisions with the terms and conditions for the return of 100,000 parcels of public property to those who have encroached upon it are expected in September.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and French President Emmanuel Macron invited world leaders to reach a new “global pact” to finance the fight against poverty and human-induced climate change. All kudos for the ambition, yet few dollars were put on the table.
EFKA, the country’s main pension fund, is proceeding with the utilization of an important asset, the building at 16 Praxitelous Street, very close to Klafthmonos Square in central Athens.
It is a paradox, at the very least, that eight out of 10 Greek businesses claim to be unable to find employees with certain skills, just as thousands of young men and women are desperately looking for work.
Greece will remain on the road to fiscal stability and “will implement, with determination, the reforms needed to be completed,” Finance Minister Costis Hatzidakis said on Friday.
It will be a difficult road for both Athens and Ankara for the drafting of a compromise in order for the issue of the delimitation of the continental shelves and exclusive economic zones (EEZ) to be referred to the International Court of Justice in The Hague.