Bulgaria’s Socialists, allies in the outgoing coalition government of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov, said on Wednesday they would not back a new Petkov-led Cabinet, angry with the expulsion of 70 Russian diplomats.
Greece is getting its first fully robotic store, as on Thursday afternoon the i-mall Micro Market will be inaugurated at Nea Smyrni, southern Athens.
US President Joe Biden discussed “the importance of maintaining stability in the Aegean” with his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to a White House statement issued after the meeting of the two leaders on the margins of the NATO summit in Madrid.
The improvement of daily turnover on the Athens Exchange on Wednesday did not come with any growth in stock prices, as once again the closing auctions denied the benchmark a positive finish.
The port of Fiskardo on Cephalonia, and the settlements of Perdika, at Igoumenitsa, and of Arnaia, near Thessaloniki, are Greece’s three entries in this year’s Best Tourism Villages competition, organized annually by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed a ban on the sale of flavored heated tobacco products as part of its plan to fight cancer.
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday praised his Turkish counterpart for his efforts in agreeing to Finland and Sweden’s accession to NATO during an Alliance summit in Madrid.
Something is changing in the management of forest firefighting. The government ensured the presence of a special force of European forest rangers throughout the summer.
Greece will be making a formal request for the purchase of an undisclosed number of advanced F-35 fighter jets from the United States after a decision for their acquisition was signed in Athens on Wednesday.
In the last 47 years, there have been moments in the history of Greek-Turkish relations during which a decent and honest arrangement could have been made.