There is a tendency to portray Turkey-Israel and Greece-Israel relations as a zero-sum game, and hence to see the visit to Turkey of Israel’s President Isaac Herzog as something that should concern Athens.
Pessimism on the course of the war in Ukraine led to moderate losses for the majority of stocks on Monday at Athinon Avenue, with turnover slumping to about a third of that in the previous bourse session.
Electricity retailers are constantly and unilaterally changing their customers’ fixed rate into floating ones with an adjustment clause, according to complaints.
Albania has ordered all cities to turn off lights in public buildings and on streets when necessary as it tackles an energy crisis caused by drought and power price spikes.
Germany is ready to provide the core of the EU’s new rapid reaction force in 2025, Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Monday, ahead of discussions with her counterparts about the EU’s security strategy expected to be agreed this week.
The Athens Academy, the country’s preeminent institution of the sciences and letters, will showcase rare historical artifacts from its collection, spanning the period before Greece’s War of Independence to the 1827 Battle of Navarino, a turning-point in the struggle against Ottoman rule.
Police in the Athens suburb of Halandri on Monday arrested a 45-year-old man allegedly involved in the kidnapping of businessman Giorgos Kyparissis.
The budget target for a primary deficit of 1.4% of gross domestic product in 2022 is being put to a serious test as a result of the extraordinary measures against inflation announced by the government last week.
Greek startup Magos is attempting to “touch the world of the future” with its “magical” exoskeleton glove.