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More than 15.5 million megawatts of natural gas were transported in 2023 through Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria Pipeline (IGB), according to the system’s manager, ICGB, on Wednesday. ICGB also noted that the pipeline was operational for all 365 days last year, without interruption. The pipeline, with a capacity of three billion cubic meters of natural gas per year (bcm/y), […]

The visit to Turkey on Saturday reportedly aims to overcome Ankara’s “foot-dragging” over ratification of Sweden’s NATO accession

More than 28.17 million passengers were recorded in 2023, up by 24% compared with 2022 and up by 10.2% from pre-pandemic 2019

There was a 5% rise in pre-bookings for 2024

Adonis Georgiadis leaves labor & social insurances ministry for health portfolio

The song reached No. 1 on the general and music trends of YouTube in less than 48 hours and maintained its position for more than 15 days, surpassing 21 million views.

Greek PM calls to congratulate Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi for his re-election last month to a third term as the leader of the Mideast’s most populous nation

The explosions took place during a ceremony in Iran commemorating the slain commander Qassem Soleimani

Our country possesses noteworthy deposits of various primary minerals. Regardless of whether some are deemed critical, there is a clear economic and geopolitical interest in their entirety."

The two Greek players beat their opponents in the team competition

The yield was slightly lower than the 3.88% recorded in the previous issue last November

The focus of political speculation revolves around the public order portfolio, with Michalis Chrysohoidis supposedly ready to return to a post he first held more than 20 years ago in a then PASOK government.

"The combination of political stability with the implementation of the right mix of economic policies is what sustains our optimism for the future. Of course, our economy is not enclosed in protective glass."

However, the French bank suggests that new EU fiscal rules could increase political pressure on these nations

Contrary to previous beliefs about its age, investigations led by Oxford academics Helen Gittos and Tom Morcom propose that the giant dates back to the late Saxon era, potentially originating in the 10th century

The company breached the unfair profit law

Greece faces a wave of violent incidents - cold-blooded shootings, police fatalities, and heinous crimes across various regions. Murders in Salamina, Kalyvia, Nea Smyrni, and Thessaloniki have sparked public concern about safety, particularly along Kifisias Avenue