Nip the hantavirus in the bud, says virologist

As the epidemiological profile and transmission chain of the hantavirus cases aboard the cruise ship are being studied more systematically, the scientific community’s initial concern about the possibility of broader transmission is gradually subsiding. Source link

Trump shares Greek minister’s interview on ‘energy diplomacy’

President Donald Trump shared on Truth Social an interview given by Greek Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou to Breitbart, in which the Greek minister argued that the “trademark move” of Trump’s foreign policy toward both allies and adversaries alike is “energy diplomacy.” Source link

ND seeks to woo four ‘tribes’ of angry voters

The ruling New Democracy party will aim for a third term in the next national election, at the same time avoiding having to take part in a coalition government. That much was obvious from the speeches at the party’s 16th congress, which ended Sunday. Source link

Bulgaria wins Eurovision Song Contest, Greece ends 10th

Bulgarian singer Dara won the 70th Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night with her infectious party anthem “Bangaranga,” giving the southeast European country its first-ever victory in the competition. Source link

Old railcars to be sold off for scrap

The Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) wants to declutter its facilities through a tender for the sale and removal of 1,230 units of obsolete rolling stock, amounting to more than 25,000 tons of scrap metal. Source link

Taxman targets usual suspects

Tax authorities are setting their sights on the increased delinquency in specific professional sectors, businesses and activities where high rates of tax evasion, significant discrepancies between declared income and actual expenses, as well as strong phenomena of undeclared economic activity are recorded.  Source link