Cyprus seeks ways to boost climate action
The Cyprus Economy and Competitiveness Council is proposing the creation of a Deputy Ministry for Climate, as part of its suggestions for green development and energy.
Hard Rock, GEK Terna confirm Elliniko casino plans
Hard Rock International and GEK Terna on Wednesday announced their partnership for the development of the integrated hotel complex with a casino at Elliniko.
ATHEX: Benchmark loses all of day’s gains
It can’t be{any coincidence when the same story was repeated at the Greek bourse for a fifth day in a row on Thursday, when stocks slid off their midday highs and the benchmark ended up marginally below Wednesday’s close.
EU grants Ukraine, Moldova path to membership
The European Union agreed Thursday to put Ukraine on a path toward EU membership, acting with uncharacteristic speed and unity to pull the embattled country further away from Russia’s influence and bind it more closely to the West.
Greek-Egyptian deal on underwater cable
Egypt and Greece signed an agreement on Tuesday to link the two countries by building a submarine cable, the Egyptian cabinet said in a statement.
An alternate future for Europe
According to an anecdote known in several variations, some people debate what would have changed in the history of the world if Khrushchev had been assassinated in 1963 instead of Kennedy.
From the 60s, to the 90s, to the 2020s
The cycles of history remind us that everything has already been said, but also that everything has a way of actually happening.
EU ambivalence on Western Balkans
The European Union has a strategic policy of maintaining a stance of ambivalence on many different issues. Among them, it has managed to keep the countries of the Western Balkans on hold.
Cartoon (23/06/2022)
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Pyatt speaks of ‘pride’ in role in Greece’s energy transition agenda
Former US ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt has spoken of his “pride” in assisting the Greek government in making Greece “become a leading ally promoting diversity of energy sources and routes in Europe.”