Scope, Europe’s first ECB-approved credit ratings agency, promises to put more weight on the eurozone’s improved ability to navigate crises although it has concerns about Italy and France and warns the Dutch election result could trouble its coveted triple-A grade.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has called for an extension of the humanitarian pause in Gaza so that more humanitarian aid and other assistance can reach the territory.
The cold weather front currently affecting the country has brought the first snow of the winter, with below-zero temperatures recorded in 160 meteorological stations across the country.
Representative of same-sex families have accused two leading government party MPs opposed to same-sex marriage of “stigmatizing” their children because of the sexual orientation of their parents.
The Greek state budget demonstrated a primary surplus of 6.08 billion euros during the January-October period, surpassing the targeted surplus of 5.607 billion euros and marking a notable improvement from the primary deficit of 350 million euros recorded in the same period last year, as reported by the Finance Ministry in a budget execution update…
New details are surfacing about the shipwreck of the Raptor freighter vessel, which sank off the coast of Lesvos on Sunday.
Greek authorities confirmed on Monday the identification of the body discovered at sea on Sunday as that of an Egyptian sailor from the crew of the sunken freighter Raptor. The vessel sank off the coast of Lesvos on Sunday morning, leaving 12 out of the 14 crew members still missing.
Revenues from the accommodation tax imposed on hotels, rooms for rent and short-term rentals are increasing, according to the 2024 budget.
Efforts are under way to address mounting tension in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, centered on Archbishop Elpidophros, though some circles speak of imminent developments in the coming days.