Energy fever in the Balkans
The start of the commercial operation of the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB) that transports natural gas from Greece to Bulgaria was a relief for our northern neighbors.
Investment grade still possible next year
Despite the increased challenges, it remains possible for Greece to attain investment grade in 2023, analysts and economists estimate.
The global media arena
The obligation to keep the international community informed about the Turkish threat does not only concern the government.
ATHEX: Will euphoria in markets be temporary?
The swift resolution of the government crisis in the UK and the rapid decline of natural gas rates gave European stocks a fresh push on Monday, with the Greek market’s benchmark rising to a new two-month high.
What are Ankara’s goals?
The question of whether the Turks will actually go ahead and carry out some kind of action against Greece is increasingly on people’s lips – little surprise given the constant and escalating threats from Ankara.
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Two dead in motorway collision
Police said the incident occurred after a car, which was being driven on the wrong side of the highway at the 37th kilometer, collided head-on with a motorcycle.
Mitsotakis, Blinken discuss Ukraine and Eastern Med
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed the latest developments in Ukraine and the Eastern Mediterranean on Monday.
AEGEAN announces Ioannina-Tel Aviv route
The northwestern city of Ioannina and the Israeli city of Tel Aviv will be connected by two weekly flights starting next May, the country’s largest carrier AEGEAN announced on Monday.
Sweden’s top diplomat: We’ll fulfil deal with Turkey on NATO
Sweden’s center-right government will fulfil all requirements under a deal with Turkey to join NATO and will concentrate external relations to its immediate neighborhood while dropping the previous administration’s “feminist foreign policy,” the country’s top diplomat said Monday.