International worries over the export of the crisis in former Soviet republics to the rest of Europe – with Russia turning off the gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria – sent European stocks tumbling and the Greek bourse suffering significant losses on a day when attention had been focused on the bond issue and the…
Greece reopened its seven-year bond issue from April 2020 and successfully drew another 1.5 billion euros on Wednesday, securing an interest just over 2.5%, in what the government dubbed another “vote of confidence.”
A proposed Environment and Energy Ministry bill to simplify the licensing of projects utilizing renewable energy sources (RES) was unveiled for public consultation on Wednesday.
The European Union wants to start formal membership talks with North Macedonia by early this summer and renew efforts to address objections from Bulgaria that have held up the process, a top EU official said Wednesday.
The Western objectives in the Ukraine war are far from clear. This is perhaps because there are significant disagreements between the United States and Europe.
A pair of Turkish F-16 flew conducted new unauthorized flights over the eastern Aegean on Wednesday, even after Greece filed a demarche with the Turkish ambassador in Athens over repeated violations of Greek airspace by Turkish fighter jets.
A Greek Supreme Court prosecutor rescinded a decision by an appeals court which acquitted Public Power Corporation officials for polluting the environment in Kozani, NW Greece, a major site of lignite mines and lignite-powered electricity plants.
In a small bay flanked by thyme-covered hills and a medieval castle-topped village, I floated in perfect solitude on the shimmering Aegean Sea.
Moody’s announce on Wednesday it has maintained its positive outlook for Greece’s banking system despite difficult economic conditions and inflationary pressures, which are likely to constrain economic growth in 2022, but with a likely pickup in activity in 2023.