Cypriot funds to bolster countryside
“The government supports rural areas and their residents,” Cyprus’ Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos said on Sunday evening,
Kikilias starts Euro tour in Germany
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias on Monday began a tour of Northern and Central European countries with a visit to Germany.
Wary of cold days and hot tempers, Europe’s leaders vow economic relief
European governments moved this weekend to soften the blow of soaring costs and a deepening energy crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine, and scrambled to prepare for the possibility of social unrest as the days grow colder.
UAE gearing up for Thessaloniki Fair
The United Arab Emirates ambassador in Athens, Sulaiman Almazroui, described his country’s bilateral relations with Greece as exceptional ahead of the 86th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), to open this weekend, where the UAE will be the honored country.
ATHEX: New slump for bourse benchmark
The natural gas tug-of-war between Russia and Western Europe had an immediate impact on eurozone stock markets, and Athinon Avenue was no exception on Monday.
A tough balancing act
The prime minister faces a tough challenge ahead. He needs to convince the people of his party that he can govern in a different way from now on – and he has to do it.
Faith in institutions
Mature countries have mechanisms and institutions that keep them functioning regardless of who is in government.
Protests as new university police show up on campus
The newly created university police were deployed for the first time on Monday to the Zografou campus of Athens University, sparking a protest rally by some students.
Greece strolls past Great Britain with 16-point triumph
Greece’s hoopsters strolled to a fairly comfortable 16-point win over great Britain on Monday in Milan to extend their perfect record in the Eurobasket 2022 group to three wins.
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