Greece to auction T-bills Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced last week it will auction 26-week treasury bills this Wednesday, aimed at raising 625 million euros.
DBRS Morningstar sees risks for Cyprus
Rating agency DBRS Morningstar left its baseline macroeconomic scenario unchanged for Cyprus, but sees a risk of deterioration, especially for Europe following the Russian invasion in Ukraine and the ensuing sanctions imposed on Russia by the West.
Seafair to demonstrate new software features at Posidonia
New York-based startup Seafair has chosen Posidonia to make its international shipping exhibition debut following its launch in 2020.
Erdogan urges cease-fire in call to Putin
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed the need for a cease-fire in Ukraine in a telephone call Sunday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Erdogan’s office said.
West or East?
Every time Greece is faced with a major crisis, we ask ourselves where we belong – to the West or to the East?
Big victories for AEK and Aris hoopsters
AEK beat Kolossos on Rhodes on Sunday to stake a claim for the third place in the regular season of the Basket League, while Aris upset Promitheas Patras.
Redrawing the energy map
The European decision to disengage from Russian gas is set to bring radical changes to the energy map, including the transmission of quantities from East Mediterranean reserves, and has rekindled interest in the hydrocarbons off Crete and in the Ionian Sea.
For a common security
Greece recently made the strategic decision to invest in modernizing its defense. Some people had intensely challenged this decision.
Delphi Forum gets back to its roots
The Delphi Economic Forum is returning to the town of Delphi in Central Greece in just over a week, with the grand opening scheduled for Wednesday, April 6.
Coronavirus: 13,429 new cases, 52 deaths
New cases of the coronavirus declined, as usual, Sunday, because of significantly less testing, while both deaths and intubations remained fairly steady, authorities announced.