A Marshall Plan for Ukraine
The courage shown by Ukrainians since Russia invaded their country is impressive.
More data centers planned
Three more multinationals are in discussions with the competent state authorities in order develop data centers in Greece, as the country is emerging as a protagonist of international digital data routes, attracting an ecosystem of IT companies.
Greece announces 52,966 new cases of Covid-19, 138 deaths over last week
Greek health authorities announced 52,966 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 for the week between October 17 and October 23 on Tuesday.
‘Moment of truth’ has come for Western Balkans, says EU commissioner
The “moment of truth” has come for the Western Balkans and European Union leaders need to clarify their accession prospects, particularly for Albania and North Macedonia, when they gather in Tirana on December 6 for the EU-Western Balkan Summit, Margaritis Schinas, the EU commissioner for Promoting our European Way of Life, said on Tuesday.
Deputy defense minister on tour of Australia
Greek Deputy Defense Minister Nikos Hardalias observes a moment of silence at the Australian War Memorial’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Canberra.
Support for households and businesses to continue, PM tells Sakellaropoulou
The Greek government will continue to support households and businesses in the face of soaring energy bills, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told President Katerina Sakellaropoulou during a briefing at the Presidential Mansion on Tuesday.
EU ministers seek way forward for more energy unity
European Union energy ministers on Tuesday started seeking some common ground to flesh out the barest of tentative agreements that their leaders could find last week to soften the blow of an energy crisis for their citizens while maintaining a united front during Russia’s war in Ukraine.
What’s at stake in the upcoming midterm elections?
Endy Zemenides, HALC’s Executive Director, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss what’s at stake this November in the US midterms.
Thessaloniki Municipality to make perpetrators pay for school vandalism
The Municipality of Thessaloniki is taking the unusual step of seeking to slap 10 teenagers and their parents with the cost of repairs to a school they vandalized in a rampage on Sunday night.
Greek PM talks East Med, Ukraine with US secretary of state
The war in Ukraine and developments in the Eastern Mediterranean were the main topics of discussion in a phone conversation on Monday between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.