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Sarigiannis on the toxic cloud over Thessaloniki: It contained carcinogenic substances that remain in the body for over 16 years
The Professor of Environmental and Health Engineering explained how the toxic cloud was formed, noting that it contained a highly dangerous mixture of substances
HCAA responds to Eurocontrol: Flight delays at “Eleftherios Venizelos” down 31.77% in June
Average delay at the Athens FIR is 2.26 minutes per flight – The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority responds to Eurocontrol data on air traffic
University Application Form 2026: Steps for correct completion, when the submission process begins – Mistakes that cost dearly
The most critical stage for thousands of candidates is expected to begin on July 7, unless there are unforeseen delays. Everything you need to know about choosing departments, and why the correct order of preferences can be decisive for admission to universities
PPC: Morgan Stanley initiates coverage with “overweight” recommendation and price target of €27
PPC strengthens its position among international investors’ preferences, as investments in renewable energy sources, grids and the group’s transformation create expectations for higher profitability and further growth momentum
Migration: 20% increase in returns, 27% decrease in arrivals
Government measures are beginning to be reflected in the numbers – The facility in Agia Chania is now operational, while the one in Heraklion is expected to be ready within July – Final stage of consultations for return hubs in Africa
Water sector overhaul begins: 60 water management bodies to be consolidated in Attica and Thessaloniki
The Ministry of Environment and Energy's bill, expected to be submitted to Parliament in July, introduces the largest restructuring of Greece's water management system. The first phase will cover 50% of the country's population, while worsening water scarcity is accelerating reforms. Major infrastructure projects are also moving forward on the islands and the mainland. Local mayors have expressed concerns over the changes