Microsoft to roll out ‘data boundary’ for EU customers from Jan. 1
Microsoft Corp said on Thursday its European Union cloud customers will be able to process and store parts of their data in the region from Jan. 1.
Microsoft Corp said on Thursday its European Union cloud customers will be able to process and store parts of their data in the region from Jan. 1.
The head of the Greek Armed Forces, General Konstantinos Floros, met with visiting Chief of Staff of the United States Army, General James C. McConville, to discuss regional issues on Wednesday.
Healthcare workers in the National Health System (ESY) who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 should undergo a rapid test twice a week, as well as wear masks throughout their shifts, according to the recommendation of the committee of experts on the coronavirus which outlined the protocol for their return from January 1 on Wednesday.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will meet with his counterpart from North Macedonia, Bujar Osmani, in Athens on Thursday, to discuss issues relating to the Western Balkans and further promoting bilateral relations.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed his satisfaction with the large investment of the Singapore state fund GIC in Greek tourism.
Egypt and Greece agreed on Tuesday to build a submarine telecom cable in the Mediterranean connecting the two countries, Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology said in a statement.
The workers’ unions of the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) announced the suspension of the industrial action scheduled for Wednesday after an extraordinary meeting with Minister of Labor and Social Insurance Kyriacos Koushos.
Many Ukrainians saw messages of defiance and resilience in the seven artworks painted last month by Banksy, the British street artist, on war-ravaged buildings in and around Kyiv.
Τhe “household basket” can save those who use it 796.74 euros a year, which amounts to a month’s basic salary, while the basket prices appear to be moving against inflation, affecting overall food prices.
I am often asked by American literary friends why modern Greece has produced so many more great poets than prose writers, noting that the country’s two Nobel laureates, Giorgos Seferis and Odysseas Elytis, both wrote poetry rather than fiction.