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Oil prices retreat, falling below $88 a barrel
According to Reuters, although oil prices initially surged to their highest levels in the past month, they later reversed course as traders took profits while assessing the latest developments in the Middle East
More than $25 million from THI invested in Greece: 5,000 jobs, training and support for entrepreneurship
Michalis Printzos, THI Country Head for Greece, discusses the organisation’s strategy and the initiatives that, through targeted programmes, are creating new employment and development opportunities for the next generation
Five major anti-drought projects: New water networks, desalination plants and modern infrastructure from Thessaloniki to Leros
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is moving forward with €142 million worth of projects nationwide, while also planning a major reform of water management through the consolidation of water providers, new desalination facilities, and the modernization of water supply networks
Double shock in global diesel market disrupts product tanker balance
Russia’s export ban and the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz are reshaping trade flows, creating new routes for cargoes and altering the outlook for the product tanker market
The Greek shipowners facing the “invisible” risks of Hormuz – The new wartime reality is changing the rules of navigation
The US–Iran escalation is turning every voyage through the Persian Gulf into a risk-management exercise - IMO warning on the Strait of Hormuz: “Remain extremely dangerous, avoid transits”
Ryanair engine failure that tore open cabin window over North Macedonia now under US and European investigation
US and European authorities have launched a probe into the Ryanair flight during which a shattered window nearly pulled a passenger from the cabin, with investigators examining a suspected fan blade failure in its engine
