NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday that Finland, Sweden have officially applied to join the world’s biggest military alliance, a move driven by security concerns over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Government sources have hailed Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ visit to the United States as a strong manifestation of the country’s renewed status in the region and the world.
The Health Ministry’s Committee of Experts will examine on Wednesday whether mask mandates can be further loosened following the drop in Covid-19 cases as of June 1.
In some regions of Ukraine, there are virtually no hospitals left.
The support of salaries in Cyprus by the Cost of Living Allowance (CoLA) is expected to help the island republic outperform the eurozone in growth terms next year, according to a statement by the Cypriot Ministry of Finance on Tuesday.
Leading senators of both parties have struck a deal over a draft bill that would expand a 1996 war crimes law to give American courts jurisdiction over cases involving atrocities committed abroad even if neither party is a US citizen.
Cypriot Labor Minister Zeta Emilianidou’s condition is stable but still serious, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday in Nicosia.
The Super League play-offs have ended, with victories for Olympiakos, PAOK and Aris who respectively took the first three spots in the final table of the Greek championship.
Stocks at the Greek stock market bounced back on Tuesday after Monday’s decline, with the benchmark covering all its losses from the day before and gaining a little more ground.
The European Commission has revised its forecast for Greek growth in 2022 and 2023, considerably reducing its expectations, while the Finance Ministry appears to be shelving any plans for additional support measures, despite the positive budget figures to date.