Greek shipping eyes new technology, 'greener' vessels

During the meeting, Mitsotakis recognized that many of the farmers’ demands were reasonable

Chemicals, mostly classified as solvents, were reportedly imported from neighboring Bulgaria aboard long-haul trucks to a site west of Athens

On International Women's Day, Secretary-General Calls for Investing in Women, Underlining ‘Ending Patriarchy Requires Money on the Table’

This is the fourth consecutive time Europe’s central bank has kept the interest rates unchanged after 10 increases in a row between July 2022 and September 2023

Commercial trademarks for 'Eleftherotypia', which means freedom of the press in Greek, was recently purchased by Alter Ego Media

The Greek PM also lauded the establishment of the Recovery Fund, assuring its usage for digital transformation, green transition, and social cohesion in Greece

The leaders will also engage in talks concerning the challenges confronting Europe at present, including the Russian aggression towards Ukraine, European defense strategies, the escalating cost of living, the rise of populist factions, and extremism.

The acquisition is poised to infuse new energy into the Eleftherotypia brand, potentially re-imagining its role in the Greek media landscape amidst evolving digital media challenges

The Greek Prime Minister began his weekly review post with reference to the one year anniversary of the Tempi train crash

Trump aide Christos Marafatsos stressed that the ex-president is pro-legal immigration. 'Right now, we're seeing almost 250,000 people come into our southern border, and we have no clue who they are'

Food prices are the primary worry in the east Med country

The EU spokesperson stated Putin continued to deceive his nation and was trying to continue to deceive the international public

A total of 112,000 new businesses were started in 2023, up by 6.1% over 2022, mainly in construction, transportation and storage.

A European Ombudsman inquiry into Frontex’s role in search and rescue operations has shown that the current rules leave the EU’s Border and Coast Guard Agency unable fully to fulfil its fundamental rights obligations and too reliant on Member States to act when boats carrying migrants are in distress. The inquiry was launched by Ombudsman […]