The president of the National Vaccination Committee said Monday that anyone who gets ill with the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is more likely to become re-infected than if they came down with one of the other variants.
NATO defense ministers are expected this week to set in motion a plan that could establish four multinational battlegroups in southeastern Europe in response to Russia’s military build-up in Ukraine, three diplomats said.
A street peddler sells heart-shaped balloons as shoppers crowd central Ermou Street in Athens, which had a decidedly s Day feel to it On Monday.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde faced a backlash in the European Parliament on Monday from conservative lawmakers criticizing the ECB’s green strategy as a “distraction” from its duty to tame inflation.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is already looking forward to the inevitable doubleheader of elections that will take place, as he insists, next year, when the government’s four-year term ends.
Journalist Nektaria Stamouli joins our host Thanos Davelis to talk about the deepening US-Greece relationship, the shift in perceptions among Greeks about the US and Russia over the last years, and how these developments are impacting Russia’s relations with Greece.
The divorce dragged on for eight years, almost as long as the marriage.
Greece is set to sign off this year on a long-term concession for its longest highway and a gas company sale, helping it meet an annual 2.2-billion-euro revenue target from state assets, a Greek source close to the talks said on Monday.
Alpha Bank, Greece’s third largest lender by market capitalization, announced on Monday it agreed to sell a portfolio of Cypriot nonperforming loans and real estate properties to Cerberus as part of efforts to clean its balance sheet from bad debt.
Thousands of property owners in Greece will soon see substantial reductions in the Single Property Tax (ENFIA), Finance Ministry sources told the Athens-Macedonian News Agency.