Thousands of fish die from thermal shock as cold sweeps Greece
Hundreds of thousands of farmed fish have died from cold in a lagoon in northwestern Greece after a heavy snowstorm crippled the country this week.
Business jet makes emergency landing
A business jet landed safely without front wheels early Thursday morning at Iraklio Airport on the island of Crete, after what appeared to be a malfunction in the landing gear, the state-run Athens-Macedonian News Agency reported.
Students stay home Friday
Schools in Attica will remain closed Friday, following the unanimous decision of the region’s governor, Giorgos Patoulis, and 66 mayors.
Some restrictions to be lifted from Monday
The resumption of music and the liberalization of working hours in the catering and entertainment industry were announced Friday by Health Minister Thanos Plevris.
Platform for inheritance tax
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue is planning a new platform for the online submission of inheritance tax declarations, expected to launch by the end of March.
Thessaloniki Port signs cooperation deal with Suez
Thessaloniki Port Authority (OLTH) has teamed up with Suez Canal Economic Zone in Egypt, seeking to boost their business activities, OLTH said on Wednesday.
Yes, Omicron is loosening its hold. But the pandemic has not ended
After a frenetic few weeks when the omicron variant of the coronavirus seemed to infect everyone, including the vaccinated and boosted, the United States is finally seeing encouraging signs.
New landscape for pay TV in Greece
The biggest restructuring in recent years in pay television in Greece is expected in 2022.
Public health restrictions to be partly eased from Mon
Restrictive measures announced over the holiday period for public health reasons will be partially relaxed, Health Minister Thanos Plevris announced Thursday afternoon.
Cyprus NPLs post decline in October
Total nonperforming loans (NPLs) in the Cyprus banking sector decreased by 32 million euros at the end of October from a month earlier.