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Revolt brewing against EU’s “unrealistic” climate goals

Private investors are reluctant to pour money into new nuclear power plants, which face escalating costs and growing competition from cheap renewables

Eurogroup sees positive Greek reforms

The Eurogroup discussed the implementation of the reform commitments by Greece based on the fourth enhanced surveillance report

Syros’ Shipyard inaugurated under New York-based ONEX

"The shipyard has entered a whole new era”

Greece borrows with negative interest rate

This is the third time that the Hellenic Republic has borrowed at a negative interest rate

Greece’s ancient power is in crisis on climate-cost collision

“The era of dirty coal is clearly over,” Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Monday at the United Nations conference in Madrid

The industries affected most by fake products (infographic)

Footwear tops the list

European Space Agency gets astronomical budget

ESA is still playing catch up to its US counterpart in terms of achievements and financial clout

Athens heads to Eurogroup meeting with two key aims

The Mitsotakis administration is expecting the green light for the disbursement of policy-contingent debt measures worth 767 million Euros

Greek retailers stretch Black Friday into a week-long affair

Since Monday the country’s four major electrical appliances and electronics chains have extended their business hours, opening at 8 a.m. instead of 9 a.m.

US sanctions on Turkey “inevitable” after apparent S-400 radar test

Among the proposed sanctions packages are penalties on Turkish officials and the nation’s banking and energy sectors, as well as prohibitions on US purchases of Turkish sovereign debt

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