Greek minister orders doctor removed from NHS after video shows anesthesiologist allegedly seeking €100 cash payment
Greece's health minister has ordered an anesthesiologist at a public oncology hospital removed from the National Health System.
Mytilineos: Metlen enters its new growth phase from a position of strength, EBITDA target €2 billion
With a message of continuity in its growth trajectory, but also a clear acknowledgment of the challenges faced by the group, Evangelos Mytilineos outlined the next phase for Metlen in his address at the General Shareholders’ Meeting.
Athens Contemporary Art Museum revives Acropolis-View rooftop cinema
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) will officially reopen its acclaimed rooftop open-air cinema, CineFIX, on May 28, launching a summer-long program of experimental films, documentaries, and audiovisual installations set against the backdrop of the Acropolis.
Greek shipyard makes NATO defense history as hull blocks it built feature in launch of French Navy frigate
The French Navy has launched its second FDI-class frigate, the Amiral Louzeau, incorporating hull blocks built entirely at Greece's Salamis Shipyards — the first time a Greek facility has manufactured structural components for a foreign military vessel, marking a significant expansion of the Franco-Greek defense partnership.