Greek RES benefit Bulgaria

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Greece has installed 18,000 “green” megawatts that produce abundant and cheap energy from the sun and wind for many hours of the day and for some even at zero prices. Source link

Mimicking the public sector

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It is a daily experience for Greek consumers: When they come into contact with large companies in critical private sectors – such as banks, energy and telecommunications – they face bureaucratic obstacles and arrogant behavior. Source link

TSI Hellas makes Posidonia debut from Piraeus

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Turbo Service International Hellas (TSI Hellas) will participate in Posidonia 2026 for the first time with its own stand, following the establishment of the company in 2025. Source link

Erdogan may have ‘overshadowed’ Ataturk

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I share a personal story with German historian Stefan Ihrig, author of the biography on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, “Erdogan: The Story,” which was released earlier this month in Greek. Source link

Old divides, new tensions in North Macedonia

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In the spring of 2001, slogans in support of the National Liberation Army (NLA), or UCK, were heard for the first time in what was then referred to as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, now North Macedonia. Source link

New C.P. Cavafy statue repaired after vandalism

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Less than a month after a new bronze statue of C.P. Cavafy was installed near the Acropolis vandals have defaced it by breaking off part of the poet’s eyeglasses, the Athens municipality said Monday. Source link

Q1 tourism data points to new bumper year

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Tourist arrivals and revenues jumped in the first quarter of the year, according to Bank of Greece figures released Monday, indicating a fourth bumper year in a row could be ahead despite upheaval in the Middle East. Source link