The CAP, a historic reform
The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), launched in 1962, is one of the oldest and most important EU policies.
ATHEX: Benchmark manages to edge forward
Greek stocks all but offset their Monday losses on Tuesday, in a moderate effort to follow in the footsteps of other eurozone markets.
Turkey issues Omicron warning as daily Covid infections surge
Daily new coronavirus cases in Turkey jumped beyond 30,000 on Tuesday for the first time since October 19, data showed, as the health minister warned of the rapid spread of the Omicron variant.
Antisocial profiteering
The pricing of medical protective masks whose use is compulsory and a matter of public health cannot be treated according to the usual rules of the free market economy.
Progress and decline
From the eve of Greece’s 1821 War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire, the Orthodox Christian tradition and the Greek language that came with it fostered a cultural osmosis.
Aegean flights unaffected by Omicron-related delays
Greek domestic airlines have so far been largely unaffected by the fast spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, which has wreaked havoc in airline schedules, especially in the United States.
Trapper to stand trial for firearm and drug offenses
The trapper who goes by the stage name Yung Light is to face criminal charges for the illegal possession of firearms, illegal possession of weapons and violation of the law on drugs, a prosecutor ordered on Tuesday.
Androulakis: Gov’t ‘prevarication is catastrophic’
The leader of PASOK and the Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, has criticized the government for backing down for political reasons from taking the necessary measures to deal with the rapid spread of the Omicron variant.
Mitsotakis to chair Covid situation meeting on Wednesday
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will chair a meeting on Wednesday morning following the announcement of a new record of 21,657 new Covid-19 cases and amid a discussion on speeding up the implementation of new measures scheduled for January 3.
New leader of North Macedonia’s Socialists becomes PM-designate
New leader of North Macedonia’s Socialists becomes PM-designate Dimitar Kovacevski, the new leader of North Macedonia’s ruling Socialists, said on Tuesday that he had been confirmed by his party as the country’s prime minister-designate following Zoran Zaev’s formal resignation as premier last week.