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...
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...
Olive Oil Consumption in Italy, Greece Expected to Grow Amid Global Decline
Olive oil consumption in Italy and Greece — two of the world’s largest producers — is expected to rise in the current crop year, according to data from...
Train crash wreckage scoured as anger rises across Greece
Thousands of Greek students are protesting for a third consecutive day as anger mounts after the country’s worst train tragedy, in which at least...
Bank of Greece to Pay 400.7 Million to the Greek State From its 2022 Earnings
The Bank of Greece has reported a decline in earnings for 2022, resulting in a lower dividend payout to its major shareholder, the Greek...
Greek train crash: court date for stationmaster delayed amid angry protests
Man who admits responsibility for disaster that killed at least 57 people is now due in court on Sunday A court appearance for the...
Turkey’s inflation dips to 84.39% after 17 months of rises
Turkish annual inflation slipped to 84.39% in November, official data showed on Monday, just below forecast, ending a 17-month long period of rises since last year when...