With Ukraine facing a resurgent Russia, NATO leaders have been clear that they do not and “will never recognize Russia’s illegal and illegitimate annexations, including Crimea.”
A mixed jury court on Thursday found eight defendants guilty and acquitted 16 as members of criminal groups operating out of the campus of the National Technical University of Athens in the eastern suburb of Zografou.
A maximum aid amount of 400,000 euros will be granted per enterprise.
Greece has got one final hurdle to clear on its way to the Euro 2024, after thrashing Kazakhstan on Thursday with a 5-0 score in Athens.
On numerous occasions Greece’s main political parties have expressed their intention to send their “best and brightest” as their representatives to the European Parliament.
The prospect of interest rate cuts in the US and Europe sent the Greek bourse benchmark higher on Thursday.
After 14 years, Rammstein returns to Greece, promising an unforgettable show as they celebrate their 30th anniversary.
The Energy Ministry is preparing emergency measures to shield the grid and avoid blackout phenomena.
The Tempe rail tragedy has inflicted a deep injury on Greek society. The extent and intensity of the public’s anger is such that it cannot be placated with legal arguments and parliamentary maneuvers.