Greece’s decision to expel 12 Russian diplomats over the war in Ukraine is a “truly unprecedented move in Russian-Greek relations,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Wednesday.
The European Central Bank is in favor of a rather gradual reduction of Greece’s national debt, at a slower pace than the current one (at one-20th of 60% of gross domestic product per annum), and of the implementation of a new expenditures rule so that their growth rate does not exceed GDP growth within a…
In 1939, American journalist Dorothy Thompson, who was expelled from Germany after reporting on the rise of the Nazi movement, convened an emergency summit of writers in response to the violence unfolding in Europe.
George Papandreou, President of Socialist International and former socialist Prime Minister with PASOK, discussed the many threats facing democracies today at the Delphi Economic Forum on Wednesday.
European Investment Bank President Werner Hoyer is visiting Athens next week, having hosted a meeting with Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras at EIB headquarters in Luxembourg this week.
New prospects for tourist arrivals from France have emerged both in the short and medium term, Cyprus Deputy Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios stated, noting that the country has managed to break into the French market after three long years.
Piraeus Bank said on Wednesday it agreed to fully acquire investment firm Iolcus for about 10 million euros to boost its fee-generating pools.
Public Power Corporation (PPC) on Tuesday reported pre-tax losses of 149.8 million euros and after tax losses of €18.4 million in 2021, although EBITDA totaled €871.7 million, ensuring the continuation of investments.
Russian “disinformation” about its war against Ukraine needs to be exposed, including on Russia’s “war crimes,” a U.S. State Department official said on a visit to Cyprus Wednesday.
Athinon Avenue was no exception to Wednesday’s rule that had most stock markets in the northern hemisphere suffer losses.