The European Central Bank’s biggest shareholder, Germany’s Bundesbank, laid out its conditions for providing fresh support to the euro zone’s most indebted countries on Monday after opposing such aid at an emergency meeting last month.
Crunch time has arrived for legislative interventions to remove the readjustment clause in power supply contracts and the new mechanism for recouping excessive earnings from the wholesale market.
Greek startups posted a funding record in 2021, raising more than $1 billion in a year that proved to be “golden” at the international level for technology companies.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that Moscow would respond in kind to Bulgaria’s expulsion of 70 Russian diplomats, a day after two Russian airplanes departed Sofia with scores of Russian diplomatic staff and their families.
A wildfire is burning uncontrollably across three fronts near the town of Amfissa, in the municipality of Delfi, central Greece, the Fire Service said on Monday evening.
Room temperatures in public offices should be no less than 27 degrees in summer and no more than 19 degrees in winter under new targets to cut energy consumption across the public sector by 10 percent.
A total of 52 forest fires broke out in the 24-hour period to 6 p.m., the Fire Service said on Monday, warning that the threat of fires remains very high for Tuesday in many regions.
The increase in new Covid-19 infections in the last three weeks is particularly evident in the 18-24 age group and in tourist areas, public health experts said on Monday.
Greece can cope well with potential cuts in Russian gas supply due to the availability of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as an alternative, Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas said on Monday after a meeting with energy suppliers and grid operators on energy security.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis received 19-year-old Iranian student Kouros Nurmohammadi Baigi at Maximos Mansion on Monday.