France rejects legality of Turkey-Libya memorandum
Turkey’s agreement with Libya for potential energy exploration in maritime areas “is not in accordance with international law of the sea,” the French Foreign Ministry reiterated on Friday.
Tragedy and dangerous noise
Why does it take repeated tragedies to make us understand, even temporarily, how the noise of our public debate blinds us to the terrible reality of people who are uprooted from their homes?
Tourism drive to blend culture and green growth
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias stated on Thursday that his ministry’s target is to develop and support a tourist product that will combine cultural routes with green growth.
University pick based on proximity, job prospects
The rising cost of living and the need to secure a steady paycheck appear to have been the main drivers in university preferences this year, according to an analysis of the application forms submitted by candidates.
Foreigners snap up Greek realty
Investment activity in the real estate market has now embarked on a path of full recovery.
Cyprus in renewed push to extract natural gas as shortages loom in EU
Cyprus expects natural gas from its seas to become commercially available by 2027, its energy minister said on Friday, adding that Europe’s energy crisis had put a renewed focus on how to expedite development of reserves in the east Mediterranean.
The newer settlements of Asia Minor
My views on the Hellenism of Asia Minor have often sparked objections from critics who claim that the Greek populations that were expelled in 1922 had lived in the area since ancient times.
Court stops EYDAP tender
The Council of State has blocked the tender for the assignment of the maintenance and operation of the Athens Water Company’s (EYDAP) external water supply system.
Mitsotakis wishes ‘unacceptable rhetoric’ from Turkey to cease
“Greece will not leave any challenge unanswered,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday, expressing the hope that the “unacceptable rhetoric” from Turkey will cease.
Sakellaropoulou: Mediterranean should be ‘sea of peace and prosperity’
“The Mediterranean should be a sea of peace and prosperity and not a field to instrumentalize the human pain from Turkey,” President Katerina Sakellaropoulou told her Maltese counterpart, George Vella, on Friday in the Maltese capital, Valleta.