Albania’s prime minister accused Britain on Wednesday of using his country’s citizens as scapegoats for its failed immigration policies after derogatory comments by British ministers about a rise in the number of Albanian asylum-seekers.
The planned reintroduction of the opportunity to legalize buildings constructed without a permit should leave no loopholes.
The war in Ukraine has entered a very dangerous phase.
The ATHEX benchmark returned on Wednesday to its closing level on Monday, as it managed to offset not only the early losses on the day but also those recorded on Tuesday, albeit on smaller trading volume.
The Public Debt Management Agency raised 812.5 million euros on Wednesday from the issue of 13-week treasury bills, with a uniform yield at 1.79%.
Alternate Finance Minister Thodoros Skylakakis tabled data on 41 loan contracts relating to the Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF) in Parliament on Tuesday, part of the “Greece 2.0” national recovery plan.
A Greek publisher announced on Wednesday that it had terminated its association with an award-winning author of children’s and young people’s books after it emerged that he had been charged with the possession of over a hundred videos depicting child sexual abuse.
Police on Wednesday said they arrested a doctor on suspicion of administering doping drugs and other unapproved treatments to athletes.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias stated that Turkey is displaying frustration in response to recent comments by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, in which he said that Turkey will not be trapped in its coastline, from Niger on Wednesday, where he is on an official visit.