News archive of March 2017

Major international oil companies are seriously interested in the natural gas reserves estimated to be in Greece that could share similar characteristics, albeit on a smaller scale, with the giant reserve ENI has discovered off Egypt.

The head of the Hellenic Hydrocarbons Resource Management, Yiannis Basias, confirmed that interest at an event in Athens on Wednesday.

Turkey has successfully completed its months-long Euphrates Shield Operation in northern Syria but can launch new military movements under a different name if necessary, the Turkish prime minister has said, adding that the life has turned to normal in places cleared of jihadists.

A military operation launched by the Turkish military in Syria's north to secure Turkey's borders has been successfully completed, the country's top security board has said.

The prospect that the government and its creditors will reach a staff-level agreement by next week took the benchmark of the Greek bourse to a new high for 2017 on Wednesday and close to a 16-month high, while it was the third session in a row that most stocks posted gains and turnover rose.

Twenty-eight lawmakers in the ruling SYRIZA party say that the grading of students' conduct at school on report cards is an anachronism that should be abolished.

A session of the Euro Working Group on Thursday is to determine how much progress has been achieved in bailout talks between the Greek government and the country's creditors following Wednesday's confusion.

A session of the Euro Working Group on Thursday is to determine how much progress has been achieved in bailout talks between the Greek government and the country's creditors following Wednesday's confusion.

Musicians and actors staged a protest in central Athens on Wednesday, objecting to changes to the social security system which oblige them to declare themselves as self-employed professionals, essentially relieving their employers of the obligation of insuring them.

Workers at migrant reception centers on the eastern Aegean islands of Lesvos and Samos are demanding the renewal of their contracts, which will begin to expire next month.

Sexy Greek singer Katerina Stikoudi can’t wait for summer to come as her posts on instagram show. The male population is probably also pretty happy that warmer temperatures are on the rise….