Natural gas from the Revithoussa storage facilities and the LNG terminal off Alexandroupoli will soon reach as far away as Kyiv and Budapest through the Greek gas grid and the abandoned Trans-Balkan Pipeline, the latter resuming operation with the opposite transmission flow.
“Greetings to the peoples of the indomitable country!” These are the words that every Ukrainian has been hearing daily since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into the territory of our sovereign state.
The aejaa team has used, for the first time ever, a remarkable marble landscape made up of gigantic bolders and high walls, at the Koumela’s Quarry in Tinos, as the natural “mise en scene” for a music, theater and dance performance titled “Thalassa Quarry.”
With the government of conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis entering its third year, the country is expected from July onward to move into a pre-election period, which has informally already started with the completion of all the parties’ congresses.
Chief of the Hellenic Navy General Staff Stylianos Petrakis was briefed on the progress of the construction of the first French-made FDI HN or Belharra-class frigate during a recent four-day visit to France, the Hellenic Navy said in a press release Monday.
Firefighters were on Monday battling to contain a wildfire that broke out in Perachora, in Corinthia regional unit. Some 45 firefighters with 14 fire engines and two ground teams were assisted by two water-bombing aircraft and two helicopters. Early reports said the fire was started by a lightning bolt.
The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) on Monday announced 2,501 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and ten Covid-related deaths.
The Greek-Turkish relationship is back in troubled waters as a mutual promise for calm founders on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s usual tactic of unproductive confrontation.
A 52-year-old man accused of sexually abusing his partner’s two children, aged 26 and 14, with whom he lived with in a village in southern Crete, was ordered to remain in prison until his trial after testifying before an investigative magistrate on Monday.
Soaring inflation, a global phenomenon, may be to a significant extent imported in Greece due to its great dependence on imports of energy and raw materials, but that is not the sole reason why prices of basic commodities in this country have skyrocketed, both in absolute terms and in comparison with consumers’ purchasing power.