The passage by the US Senate of the country’s defense budget, including the Menendez-Rubio amendment enhancing defense cooperation with Greece, has revived talk about Greece’s possible acquisition of the fifth-generation F-35 stealth multirole combat aircraft.
This is no time to act coy. A study recently told us in hard facts what we had already surmised: that intensive care units at most regional hospitals are not up to the same standards as those in Athens and one or two other big cities.
The case of Attica Bank, Greece’s fifth largest lender, is evolving into a bad movie with too many sequels as the lender proceeds with the second share capital increase in six months and the fourth in five years.
2023 could be the year that Greece takes off. The economy could continue to grow at the same rapid pace.
New cases of the coronavirus decreased, as usual, Sunday, and so did intubations, but deaths rose sharply, health authorities announced.
Shops and supermarkets will remain open for shoppers throughout Greece on Sunday, the last Sunday before December 25.
Created by a group of male vocalists with an interest in a cappella choral singing, the Meizon ensemble has put together a special program for its appearance at Athens Concert Hall.
A 7-hectare section of what aspires to become one of the biggest metropolitan parks in Europe opens today at the site of Athens’ former airport at Elliniko.
Greece is expected to take delivery within the next few months of two out of seven new firefighting aircraft, whose acquisition is outlined in an agreement signed earlier this month between its Civil Protection Ministry and the European Commission.
Health Minister Thanos Plevris on Sunday ruled out a new general lockdown but stated that the government will enforce any measure necessary, ahead of the projected spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant.