Fishermen across Greece are demanding government help to combat an invasive species threatening their livelihoods: the pufferfish. Source link

Steven Cook, Vassilis Nedos, Ian Lesser, and Maria Demertzis join Thanos Davelis as we break down what President Trump’s Iran deal could mean for Washington, for the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean, for Europe, and for the global economy.  Source link

Two moderate earthquakes  struck off southeastern Crete in quick succession on Saturday afternoon, rattling communities on Greece’s biggest island. Source link

Officials will begin inspecting properties for compliance with mandatory brush-clearing rules starting Tuesday, Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister Evangelos Tournas said in a recent interview. Source link

The battle for fiber optic infrastructure is not just between telecommunications providers to claim subscribers and market share. Source link

The deadline for registering elevators in Greece will expire on June 30, with no further extension expected, following a working meeting at the Authority for Market Control and Consumer Protection. Source link

Greek tourism exhibited strong resilience amid geopolitical turmoil during the first quarter of the year, recording a significant rise in revenues, according to the latest data from the Bank of Greece. Source link

The battle of the ferry companies for the Cyclades is growing into an open business war. Source link

title for this: Money Review, Kathimerini’s business website, is organizing on June 23, its Mergers & Acquisitions Summit, at the Athens Concert Hall. Go to masummit.gr. Source link

A significant drop in liquid fuel prices was recorded in the domestic market over the past month, as a result of the gradual de-escalation of the Middle East crisis and falling global crude oil prices. Source link