The European Commission is considering versions of a gas price cap including a possible temporary “flexible” limit on the Dutch Title Transfer Facility price, the EU’s head of energy policy said on Tuesday.
Conde Nast Traveler has announced the results of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards for 2022, with Katikies Santorini and Katikies Mykonos taking first place in the global audience’s top preference for Greece.
The InvestGR Forum is reinventing itself as of next year, with its sixth version scheduled for September 2023, instead of July, and spreading across two days to accommodate more views and information for its ever-expanding audience amid a massive increase in investments in Greece.
A spokesperson for the United States Department of State stated on Tuesday that the provisional Government of National Unity of Libya is compelled by the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum to not sign new agreements that would upset the country’s foreign relations or that would result in long-term obligations.
The Athens bourse managed on Tuesday to successfully ride the wave of recovery that has swept all stock markets abroad and posted healthy gains for a second session in a row, covering some of the ground lost in previous weeks.
Hundreds of thousands of firs and black pine trees will be planted on 1,500 hectares on the island of Evia, starting at the end of next year, authorities have announced.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continued his use of inflammatory rhetoric on Tuesday.
Greece confirmed 54,649 new SARS-CoV-2 cases in the week of September 26-October 2, which represents a weekly jump of 22%, the National Public Health Organization (EODY) said in its weekly statistics report on Tuesday.
It is not easy to combine fiscal discipline with support for the economy in the midst of an energy crisis. Data from both the current and the next Greek budget show that the difficult balance can be maintained.
While Europe and the whole world are living with the anxiety of a nuclear “accident,” which may be caused by the vindictive revisionism of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Greece is living with the anxiety of a another “accident,” which could be caused by the expansionist, Ottoman-inspired revisionism of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.