Metlen Energy & Metals owner Evangelos Mytilineos informed shareholders on Thursday that the Athens- and London-listed group is discussing the expansion of its cooperation with French state energy giant EDF. Source link

A celebrated Bronze Age warrior is coming to Athens. The National Archaeological Museum opens “The Pylos of Nestor: A Mycenaean Kingdom Revealed” on Monday, presenting the “Griffin Warrior” to Athenian audiences for the first time. Source link

The Hellenic Shipowners’ Association hosted a dinner on Friday at the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens in honor of Princess Anne of the United Kingdom, who is visiting Greece accompanied by her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence. Source link

Whereas in Greece the lack of a strong opposition has led to political ferment and the birth of political parties, in neighboring Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan is making sure that the opposite happens, removing – by court decision – the leadership of the powerful major opposition party. Source link

European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi has told the European Commission that recent Greek legislative and judicial decisions are undermining the ability of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) to operate effectively in Greece. Source link

A proposal by the main opposition PASOK party to launch a parliamentary inquiry into a wiretapping scandal was rejected in Parliament Friday after failing to secure the required absolute majority of 151 votes. Source link

Hours before tip off at the EuroLeague Final Four in Athens on Friday, visiting fans from Fenerbahce, Real Madrid and Valencia were soaking up the atmosphere across the capital as anticipation built for European basketball’s showcase weekend. Source link

Thousands of animals slaughtered to contain a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak on the island of Lesvos are being buried without environmental safeguards, raising fears of lasting groundwater contamination, experts warn. Source link

Dozens of artisans, artists and musicians peddle their wares and talents to passing tourists, but regulations governing their presence and activities are lax. Source link

Former prime minister Antonis Samaras on Friday launched a dual attack on the government, sharply criticizing its foreign policy toward Turkey while also denouncing its handling of the spyware scandal, which he said has seriously undermined democratic institutions. Source link