The American Hellenic Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based public policy and advocacy center, has issued a statement drawing attention to parallels between the situation in Ukraine and the longstanding one in Cyprus.
A response to the article of Professor Evanthis Hatzivassiliou, posted in ekathimerini.gr on February 8, 2022, titled “The charismatic leadership of Archbishop Makarios.”
Ted Deutch, a Democratic Representative from Florida, will resign from Congress to replace David Harris as head of the American Jewish Congress.
The ebbs and flows continued on stock markets on Monday, with the Greek bourse suffering another sell-off at the start of the week.
The Cypriot Ministry of Transport and the Deputy Ministry for Tourism in Nicosia are striving to offset the impact of the halt to airport traffic from Russia after Cyprus, along with the rest of the European Union member-states, closed its air space to Russian aircraft following the invasion of Ukraine.
Stanislav Osadchiy, Russia’s Ambassador to Cyprus, has said, in an interview with a local media outlet, that the Republic of Cyprus and other European countries who have imposed sanctions on his country over its invasion of Ukraine have ‘shot themselves in the foot.’
The fallout from the war in Ukraine has revived talk of early elections, although Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis so far remains steadfast in his decision to hold the first of what is almost certain to be a doubleheader of elections at, or near, the end of the current Parliament term, in July 2023.
Greece has “achieved positive developments” in its digital transformation, the chief executive of Deutsche Telekom, Timotheus Hoettges, tells Kathimerini in an interview.
Two more Greek Airforce C-130 transport planes departed from Greece for Poland on Monday, carrying additional military equipment for Ukraine.