Greek unemployment drops to lowest since 2009
Greece’s jobless rate eased to 10.8% in January, down from an upwardly revised 12.4% in December, data from statistics service ELSTAT showed on Thursday....
Greece’s first FSRU initiates in Singapore
Following conversion, the FSRU Alexandroupoli will serve as an offshore storage and regasification facility and will be part of the Alexandroupolis Independent Natural Gas...
Greece moves to inspect seismic resilience of public buildings against quakes
Being exposed to active fault lines, and hence often getting jolted by quakes, including deadly ones such as in Thessaloniki and Athens, in 1978...
Greece’s deputy FM to visit Qatar for LDC5
Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Diplomacy and Openness Kostas Fragogiannis will visit Doha on Saturday to take part in the UN Conference on the...
New law in Greece to allow installing used wind turbines in isolated islands
One of the most interesting aspects of the law has to do with the ability to move turbines from existing wind farms in continental...
EUAA and Greece consolidate progress on asylum and reception, as phasing out of support begins
Today, Executive Director of the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), Ms. Nina GREGORI, welcomed Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum, Mr. Notis MITARACHI...
Conversion works for Greece’s first FSRU project begin at Keppel Shipyard
Keppel Shipyard in Singapore has commenced conversion works on Gaslog Chelsea, recently renamed Alexandroupoli, thereby marking the start of progress in the development of...
Greek station master due in court as anger boils over rail disaster
The station master involved in Greece’s worst-ever train disaster was due to appear in court on Saturday after mass protests broke out over the...
Athens-Benghazi service begins flights on Thursday
Flights between Athens and the Libyan city of Benghazi will launch on Thursday, the Greek Foreign Affairs Ministry announced on Tuesday. The Athens-Benghazi-Athens flights...
Israel needs to beware of developing an economy like Greece
Israelis and foreigners are reportedly pulling spare cash out of Israel due to uncertainty about the proposed judicial reform in Israel. Consequently, the shekel...