More clashes in Thessaloniki university campus
Clashes erupted again on Thursday evening on the campus of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki where demonstrators returned to protest the police response to a group of marchers earlier in the day.
Aegean Airlines sees turnover soar in first quarter
Aegean Airlines on Thursday reported a significant increase in its consolidated turnover to 120.8 million euros in the first quarter of 2022, from €44.3 million in the same period last year.
Calm determination
The choice not to make the troublesome behavior of our irascible neighbor the focal point of Greece’s international appearances has proven to be the correct one in practice.
Albania offers ex-Soviet built naval base to NATO
Prime Minister Edi Rama said Pashaliman naval base, 180 kilometers south of the capital Tirana, could be “an added value” to NATO and they had prepared a project on its renovation.
State takings beat projections
State revenues showed a significant increase in the year’s first four months, while energy hikes have led to a decline in fuel consumption.
Greece informs its allies and partners that Erdogan is irked
Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed annoyance at “third parties” becoming involved in Greek-Turkish affairs. Erdogan does not want others involved in bilateral relations with Greece because his country is seen as being the strongest of the two.
Firefighters from six European countries to be deployed to Greece
Advance detachments of firefighters from six European countries – Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, France, Finland and Norway – will arrive in the country ahead of the fire season, a high-level meeting in Athens decided on Thursday.
Shopkeeper stabbed in eastern Attica
A shopkeeper is receiving treatment in hospital after she was stabbed by a person who had come into her store, which is located in the eastern Attica suburb of Menidi.
PPC’s quarterly profit at plunges on higher energy, CO2 costs
The country’s biggest power utility Public Power Corporation (PPC) reported on Thursday a 24.6% drop in core profit for the first quarter due to higher spending for gas purchases and to offset carbon emissions.
Rights group: Bulgaria uses police dogs in migrant pushbacks
An international rights group said Thursday that Bulgarian authorities are attacking Afghan and other asylum-seekers, using police dogs and other violence to illegally push them back over the border into Turkey.