Bulgaria, Shell sign contract for Black Sea gas and oil exploration
The contract will allow Shell to explore 4,000 square meters in the Block 1-26 Khan Tervel field.
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Greece’s Defence Minister Nikos Dendias outlined the country’s new military strategy
Greece’s Defence Minister Nikos Dendias outlined the country’s new military strategy
He revealed that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will present this cutting-edge armament programme to Parliament next week, spotlighting Crete’s pivotal role in modern geopolitics and energy dynamics.
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New rules in supermarkets for offers and discounts – consumers will be able to compare prices
New rules in supermarkets for offers and discounts – consumers will be able to compare prices
Starting from March, the new Code of Conduct for offers and discounts aiming to eliminate misleading practices once and for all
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Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring
Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring
With Greece already in place in ExxonMobil, which controls the two blocks west and southwest of Crete and is one step away from an investment decision to drill or not drill an exploratory well (in partnership with HelleniQ Energy, formerly HELPE) southwest of Crete, since last Monday Chevron’s entry is shaping new geopolitical correlations and putting Greece on the global map of big oil.
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Κώστας και Δάφνη Σημίτη: Μια σχέση ζωής..Η σπάνια στιγμή που η Δάφνη ανέφερε: «Ήταν ακατάλληλος σε..»
Κώστας και Δάφνη Σημίτη: Μια σχέση ζωής..Η σπάνια στιγμή που η Δάφνη ανέφερε: «Ήταν ακατάλληλος σε..»
Ο Κώστας Σημίτης είχε έντονη αντιδικτατορική δράση με αποτέλεσμα να αποτελέσει στόχο της Χούντας
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Greek Banks Introduce Affordable Transaction Fees: Key Points for Customers
Greek Banks Introduce Affordable Transaction Fees: Key Points for Customers
Under the new tariffs, no fees apply to payments of obligations to the government, social security organizations, utilities, and insurance companies.
