Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will head to Thessaloniki for this year’s International Fair (TIF) backed by a large mobilization of ministers, lawmakers and party officials from the governing New Democracy.
Greece is navigating a delicate diplomatic path in the Middle East, balancing its strategic ties with Israel against growing international criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
Investigators have identified the origin of the August 8 wildfire in eastern Attica on Amfitropis Street, near the Togani settlement, which left one dead, destroyed homes and burned 15,808 acres.
Employees hired by public agencies, including local authorities, as part of a program targeted toward the unemployed aged 55-plus, cannot be fired until they reach the minimum years of insurance (15 years of full-time work) to have a right to a pension, a lower Athens court has decided. Originally, the program, devised by the Public…
Electricity suppliers and large industries have been the main beneficiaries of the fact that, for the fifth consecutive day, electricity producers have been paying to supply the power grid certain hours of the day.
A hungry kri-kri goat, also called the Cretan goat, caused chaos at a beach on the island of Crete, harassing tourists for food and inadvertently striking a woman in the face during its feeding frenzy.
Chinese automakers are shipping cars to Europe through the Red Sea and Suez Canal, nearly two years after the Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen started attacking vessels in the critical Middle East transit route.
The first large upgrade of the Athens metro network since its first segment opened in January 2000 will cost €7.3 million. This will involve replacing 32 kilometers of tracks on lines 2 and 3.
Power company PPC will begin implementing its investment plan to build gas peaker plants in Romania at the end of the year.
The Athens Stock Exchange ended higher for the sixth straight session Monday, setting yet another 15-year high.