Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday he had advised the central bank to lower its policy rate at its upcoming meetings, a day after saying he expects interest rates to come down to single digits by year-end.
The head of a Greek team which took part in NASA’s probe to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid has hailed the success of humanity’s first test of a planetary defense system designed to defend Earth from an asteroid collision scenario.
Self-employed professionals will face large increases of around 10% in their social security contributions from January 1 if the government insists on implementing the provision of the Vroutsis law, which provides for an increase in insurance contributions from the new year at 2022’s annual inflation rate.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu expressed his displeasure with the stance of the European Union, and Germany in particular, in relation to Turkey’s dispute with Greece on Thursday.
The scheduled business dinner between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday was postponed as von der Leyen had to depart for Brussels.
Authorities on the Aegean island of Folegandros identified a group of 37 migrants on Wednesday. The group was comprised of 23 men, five women (of which one was pregnant), and nine minors. On Thursday, the migrants boarded a passenger boat for the island of Io and it was revealed that they had each paid 10,000…
The National Organization for Public Health reported eight new cases of monkeypox on Wednesday during their weekly briefing on the course of the outbreak for a total of 80 confirmed cases since tracking began.
The Development and Investments Ministry tabled on Thursday an amendment designed to restrict excessive profits in the market for solid fuels, such as firewood, wood pellets, that are used for domestic heating.
The meeting of nine southern European Union countries in Alicante, Spain, on Friday has been postponed as Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced he is still testing positive for Covid-19.
Greece’s Socialists tabled three amendments in Parliament on Thursday that would return control of the country’s intelligence service EYP to the Citizen Protection Ministry and would allow the independent watchdog on communication privacy ADAE to inform citizens of their surveillance after it had stopped.