A powerful weather system named Adel swept across much of Greece on Friday, bringing relentless rain, thunderstorms and frequent lightning to Athens from the early hours of the morning.
Piraeus Financial Holdings SA informed the investment community that its subsidiary, Piraeus Bank SA, has concluded the acquisition of the total shares of the parent company of Ethniki Insurance, from CVC Capital Partners Fund VII and National Bank of Greece.
The Thessaloniki-Skopje oil pipeline will return to operation by the end of the year after 12 years of inactivity, North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said on Wednesday.
The trial over last year’s fatal amusement park accident in Halkidiki began Thursday at the Mixed Jury Court of Giannitsa.
Political tensions escalated on Thursday within and outside the parliamentary committee investigating illegal farm subsidies, focusing on Giorgos Xylouris, a livestock farmer and influential agricultural unionist known as “Frappe.”
The holiday season, which actually begins with the Black Friday offers, is where retailers are pinning their hopes for profits.
NASA’s latest robotic mission to Mars, ESCAPADE, should perhaps have been named the Great Escape, given how many times it has eluded doom.
Bulgaria’s government announced Thursday that it is withdrawing its 2026 draft budget, following street protests at home over steep tax increases included in the budget, and warnings from abroad.
AEK conquered Florence to take a leap to qualification from the Conference League group stage.
Pope Leo XIV and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew are expected to send a message of commitment to ongoing theological dialogue and the effort to reunify divided Christianity during a historic meeting Thursday in Nicaea, today’s Iznik in Turkey’s Bursa province.