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Cyprus to become a protagonist of technological developments

Posted by Nuray Isra
2 years ago

The new Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy Philippos Hadjizacharias took over the portfolio of the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and...

Conversion works for Greece’s first FSRU project begin at Keppel Shipyard

Posted by Miray Eylul
2 years ago

Keppel Shipyard in Singapore has commenced conversion works on Gaslog Chelsea, recently renamed Alexandroupoli, thereby marking the start of progress in the development of...

EUAA and Greece consolidate progress on asylum and reception, as phasing out of support begins

Posted by Gulya Afet
2 years ago

Today, Executive Director of the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), Ms. Nina GREGORI, welcomed Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum, Mr. Notis MITARACHI...

Athens-Benghazi service begins flights on Thursday

Posted by Miray Eylul
2 years ago

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...

Greek station master due in court as anger boils over rail disaster

Posted by Cahill Ahmet
2 years ago

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...

Biden offers condolences over Greece train tragedy

Posted by Cahill Ahmet
2 years ago

US President Joe Biden on Thursday offered his condolences over the train accident in Greece that killed at least 47 people and injured dozens...

Bank of Greece to Pay 400.7 Million to the Greek State From its 2022 Earnings

Posted by Nijaz Emre
2 years ago

The Bank of Greece has reported a decline in earnings for 2022, resulting in a lower dividend payout to its major shareholder, the Greek...

Greece train crash: 57 people confirmed dead as public anger grows

Posted by Nijaz Emre
2 years ago

Eleni Zaggelidou, one of ten coroners working on the investigation, said DNA had been taken from 57 intact bodies. A government minister said austerity...