Ferreira meets economy ministers in Athens
National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis and his deputy Nikos Papathanasis received European Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Elisa Ferreira for a meeting in Athens on Thursday.
Far-right’s success is a measure of a changing Portugal
The sun-soaked Algarve region on Portugal’s southern coast is a place where guitar-strumming backpackers gather by fragrant orange trees and digital nomads hunt for laid-back vibes. It is not exactly what comes to mind when one envisions a stronghold of far-right political sentiment.
Cyprus to end its fuel tax break
As of April 1, the reduced consumption tax on fuel in Cyprus will come to an end, reverting to 8.3 cents per liter for gasoline and 6.3 cents per liter for heating oil.
ATHEX: Minor drop on reduced turnover
After a tight session at Athinon Avenue, the main index of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with small losses.
Panathinaikos beats Barcelona and climbs to second in Euroleague
Panathinaikos defeated Barcelona and is looking good for finishing second in the regular season of the Euroleague.
Water shortages a looming threat for Greek isles
Year after year, the pressure increases. On the one hand, there is the explosive growth of tourism, followed by an increase in consumption; on the other, there is drought.
Man arrested for trying to strike debtors off database
Police say they have arrested a 47-year-old man who issued false documents in order to strike individuals off a bad debtors’ database.
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Foreign Ministry welcomes start of Bosnia and Herzegovina EU accession negotiations
The Foreign Ministry has said it “warmly welcomes the decision of the European Council to start the accession negotiations of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the European Union.”
Educational absurdity
A lot has changed in recent years in higher education, moving in the right direction of extroversion. However, the most difficult part has not changed: the existence of various university departments that neither serve academic needs, nor serve the needs of the existing labor market.