Dendias in Cairo for meeting with Egypt counterpart
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will visit Cairo Monday for a meeting with his Egypt counterpart Sameh Shoukry, the Foreign Ministry announced Sunday.
Athens condemns Hadera terrorist attack
Greece has condemned Sunday’s terrorist attack in Hadera, in northern Israel.
Capital Link’s Shipping Forum is setting sail
Capital Link’s 16th Annual International Shipping Forum will take place on Monday and Tuesday as an online event, starting at 3 p.m. Greek time on Monday.
Decision on fourth vaccine dose for seniors in April
A decision on administering a fourth Covid-19 vaccine to the elderly and people with health problems will be made in April.
The joke of the state
The old joke that it takes five of whatever group one wants to disparage to screw in a lightbulb – one to get on the table and hold the bulb and four to turn the table round and round – is, unfortunately, true of the Greek state in many cases.
Cartoon by Dimitris Hantzopoulos (28/03/2022)
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In call with Putin, Turkey’s Erdogan stresses need for ceasefire
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in a telephone call on Sunday that a ceasefire and better humanitarian conditions were needed following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, his office said in a statement.
Greece to auction T-bills Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced last week it will auction 26-week treasury bills this Wednesday, aimed at raising 625 million euros.
DBRS Morningstar sees risks for Cyprus
Rating agency DBRS Morningstar left its baseline macroeconomic scenario unchanged for Cyprus, but sees a risk of deterioration, especially for Europe following the Russian invasion in Ukraine and the ensuing sanctions imposed on Russia by the West.
Seafair to demonstrate new software features at Posidonia
New York-based startup Seafair has chosen Posidonia to make its international shipping exhibition debut following its launch in 2020.