President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Turkish citizens and companies on Wednesday to convert their foreign currency savings into Turkish lira, as Ankara seeks to boost demand for the local currency.
Greece’s new 10-year bond issue and the boost observed on foreign markets following statements that suggested the threat of a clash in Ukraine had diminished somewhat gave the Greek bourse an afternoon push that earned the benchmark some decent gains.
At a later stage of his life, according to art historian and friend Efi Agathonikou, Alekos Fassianos described artists when young as “a river close to the source.”
An international oil trafficking ring is believed to be hiding behind the case of the Eirini 1 oil tanker, which, although banned from sailing from the port of Rhodes island on December 8 last year, “escaped” to Turkey.
Rumen Radev, Bulgaria’s fifth democratically elected president, was sworn in at a ceremony in parliament together with Vice President Iliana Yotova.
The special police force that is already being trained to operate at Greece’s five biggest universities will not magically solve the problem of violence and delinquency on campuses.
In a widely shared video interview published on Monday evening, the woman at the center of the case claimed that when she went to the police to report the rape, a lawyer representing one of her alleged rapists harassed her.
The issue of rising costs was like a pandemic in the beginning. Many believed that it would last three, five, or even six months and that our lives would return to normal afterward.
Criminal charges have been levelled at a 16-year-old boy on Wednesday who is accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl in Thessaloniki.
Tourism-reliant Cyprus will lift all entry requirements on March 1 for inbound travelers who have a valid vaccination certificate showing they received a booster shot, the country’s tourism minister said Wednesday.