The European Commission has given the “green light” for 150 million euros of state aid for Greece’s first CCS Project, “Prinos CO2″, located in the Gulf of Kavala, northeastern Greece, by Energean, after negotiations between Greece’s Ministry of Environment and Energy and the commission concluded positively. This marks Greece’s first CO2 geological storage project venture.

An uproar has been caused by an unimaginable post by the Palestinian community in Greece, which justifies the killing of the Greek Ionas Karousis by terrorists in Tel Aviv.

Swiss-based multi-national investment bank UBS continues to hold a “bullish” stance on the Greek economy and the country’s banking sector for the remainder of 2024, justifying its outlook with four main reasons.

The C-130 aircraft of the Hellenic Air Force, which was in Lebanon to evacuate Greek and Cypriot nationals, has entered the Nicosia FIR.