Cyprus is seeking help from the United Nations to stem an “avalanche” of migrants who make their way from the ethnically divided island’s breakaway north across a UN-controlled buffer zone to seek asylum in numbers that authorities cannot cope with, the interior minister said Monday.
A handful of blue chips with special gravity for the Greek bourse and its benchmark, such as Coca-Cola HBC, Public Power Corporation and Piraeus Bank, contained the drop at Athinon Avenue on Monday, on reduced turnover.
Aegean Airlines has received yet another important distinction, at the 2022 Skytrax World Airline Awards, winning the title of the “Best Regional Airline in Europe” for the 11th consecutive year and for 12th time in the last 13 years.
Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis sent a letter of response to Channel 4 and Der Spiegel regarding the reports they published about the 38 migrants stranded on an islet in the Evros River on Greece’s border with Turkey.
Schools on Corfu have been ordered to close on Tuesday ahead of the arrival of the weather system dubbed Bogdan.
Described as a “one-stop shop” for people with disability, the National Disability Portal was launched on Monday in the presence of the prime minister.
All 20 defendants were acquitted on Monday by the Five-Member Criminal Court of Appeal in Athens for the damage suffered by the Greek state during the signing of the contract with Siemens for the digitization of OTE in 1998.
The most important thing that can emerge from the wiretapping affair is for it to serve as an opportunity to shield our democracy from future institutional violations and oversights.
Why is the United Kingdom, a country with traditions and solid institutions, unable to produce a serious prime minister?