Greece’s 2023 Stability Program highlights the strong improvement in public finances and outlines a substantial further reduction in debt, Fitch Ratings said in a report, adding that even if some of the program’s projections proved to be optimistic, they reinforce our view that the debt ratio will continue to fall over the medium term.
Grivalia Hospitality’s long-term planning includes three new big projects like the ones it is operating or developing during this time, Giorgos Chrysikos, its president and CEO, has told Kathimerini.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan is currently facing challenging times, and alongside him, authoritarian leaders from around the world are concerned about his fate.
Greece’s political parties may be divided on a lot of things. But when it comes to the cost of the measures they are proposing to introduce if they are elected to government, there is no excuse for confusion and a difference of opinion.
Cyprus is working together with Irish and US military experts to help train two groups of Ukrainian personnel in clearing an untold number of unmarked minefields in their homeland, the island nation’s defense minister said Friday.
Some in Greece argue that it would be best for us if Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s hegemony were to continue rather than he be dethroned. As he is damaging Turkey domestically and in its relations with allies and foes, this benefits Greece, they claim.
As part of its “Psi” program on the subject of psychiatry and how it’s portrayed in film, the Trianon Cinema is screening Robert Redford’s 1980 drama “Ordinary People.”
Titan Group reported a 29.3% increase in its first-quarter sales totaling 588.1 million euros, reflecting increased demand in most countries, mild weather conditions and better price levels.
Greek stocks closed their second consecutive week of growth on Friday, approaching the year’s highs, though the session offered negligible gains to the main index and the rising stocks outnumbered the losers by the smallest of margins.
Recent polls suggest that 60 percent of Americans don’t want Donald Trump to run for president in 2024, and 70 percent say President Joe Biden shouldn’t run. Just 42 percent of Americans think Biden is performing well as president.