Following a fairly quiet session at Athinon Avenue, partly due to the US holiday on Monday, the benchmark of the Greek stock market continued the moderate recovery it had started last Friday, in line with most other eurozone bourses.
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, on a visit to Luxembourg, met with former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
The government aspiration of having tax declarations in by end-June will not be realized this year either, as 10 days before the end of the month, only 47% of the basic forms (E1) have been submitted and just three out of 10 for the self-employed (E3 forms).
The Price Index of Construction Materials in Cyprus went up by 21.81% in May 2022 compared to the corresponding month of 2021.
This summer, for the first time in many years, the omens concerning Greek-Turkish relations are particularly gloomy. There are many objective reasons why Turkey causing a heated incident is not the most likely scenario.
Discussions between Turkey, Finland and Sweden about the Nordic countries’ NATO membership will continue but an alliance summit in Madrid next week is not a deadline, Turkish Presidential Spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said after talks in Brussels on Monday.
Greece is one of five locations for the next generation of European supercomputers, as announced by the European High Performance Computing (EuroHPC) Joint Undertaking last week.
At Pride parades, anyone can wear whatever they want. Some wear feathers and others leather suits; some put on leggings and others wear thongs. Good for them, and no one has the right to forbid it.
Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias briefed his counterparts in the EU Foreign Affairs Council on escalating Turkish provocations, during a meeting in Luxembourg on Monday, according to diplomatic sources.
Bulgaria expects a good wheat crop in 2022, almost matching last year’s record harvest, that will allow for ample exports, a senior agriculture ministry official said on Monday.