Construction activity declined in September, though not in Attica
The course of overall building activity across Greece continued to decline in September.
The course of overall building activity across Greece continued to decline in September.
Researchers from the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IMBB) at the Foundation for Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH) have discovered a new molecular mechanism that works in cells to preserve the integrity and function of the nucleus and regulates physical and reproductive aging.
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) raised 487.5 million euros on Wednesday by auctioning 26-week treasury bills, an amount expected to grow by 30% on Thursday with the submission of non-competitive bids by primary dealers.
With scientists noting their growing presence in residential areas in recent years, the Hunting Club of Drama said that three dead wolves have been found in as many months in the northern Greek region.
The prices of nearly all of the products (98%) included in the so-called “Household Basket” of grocery goods either remained stable or were reduced for the ninth week since the implementation of the measure (December 28 to January 3), based on the new price lists sent to the Ministry of Development and Investment on Wednesday.
Twice a week at a gas station on the western edge of Nicaragua’s capital, local residents gather, carrying the telltale signs of people on the move: loaded backpacks, clothes and toiletries stuffed in plastic bags, and heavy jackets in preparation for a chilly journey far from the stifling heat.
The budget for subsidizing the purchase of electric vehicles and withdrawing old cars, motorbikes, mopeds and bicycles in Cyprus is over 10 million euros, Minister of Transport, Communications and Works Yiannis Karousos said on Wednesday.
2022 ends against a backdrop of unimaginable polarization and toxicity. Still, many people believe that we have not seen anything yet and that in the next three to four months we will be surprised by how much lower the public debate can go.
Given the extreme weather phenomena observed on all continents, in particular the deadly snowstorm in the US, it cannot be ruled out that Greece will face a “polar bomb,” according to Efthymios Lekkas.
Greek products enjoyed an increase in market share abroad compared to competing products from other countries, according to a study by the National Bank of Greece.