Greece will erect a bust honoring Vietnamese communist revolutionary and statesman Ho Chi Minh, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias announced on Monday from the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi, where is he is on an official visit.
The soaring of business financing recorded in the year’s first half with record new loans amounting to 4.2 billion euros has not kept pace with a parallel increase in worthy businesses.
The recent commemoration of the 48th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus is a dark reminder that a solution is long overdue.
The pandemic and now the war in Ukraine have wrought havoc in supply chains. And it is not just the shutdown of Chinese ports due to that country’s zero Covid-case policy.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras last week became the first member of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council to acknowledge that the recession may end the rate hike cycle.
Firefighters from France and Norway have arrived in Greece to help their Greek counterparts combat the numerous wildfires ravaging the country.
Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said Monday accused Greece of “aggressive rhetoric” against Ankara claiming that its increase in defence budget shows the country is “up to something” against Turkey.
Prosecutors investigating the mysterious death of two children in the space of two years brought additional murder charges against their mother who is already in pre-trial detention over the killing of her hospitalized 9-year-old daughter.
A new Schengen entry point has opened at the port of Plomari on the island of Lesvos. It is expected to bring in more tourists, especially from Turkey.
A nine-year-old girl was being treated for arm injuries in a hospital in Patras after being accidentally shot by her 11-year-old brother in a village in western Corinthia on Monday.