Greece rules out air defense systems to Ukraine
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Greece can not offer air defense systems like “Patriots” or S-300 to Ukraine responding to pressure from EU and NATO allies to send more military aid to Kyiv.
Women leaders in Greek business
The number of successful women assuming prominent roles in the Greek business world is rapidly on the rise.
Kasselakis confident SYRIZA will win European elections
Opposition leader Stefanos Kasselakis has reaffirmed his belief that his SYRIZA party will secure the top position in the forthcoming European Parliament elections in June.
Greece and China pave the way for agricultural product exports
Greece and China shared their will to resolve issues so as to allow a series of Greek agricultural products to be exported to the Chinese market, at a meeting between Greek Minister of Rural Development and Food Lefteris Avgenakis and the Chinese vice minister of the General Administration of Customs, Zhao Zenglian, in Beijing.
Mytilineos contemplates international stock exchange listing
Athens-listed group Mytilineos is considering listing its shares on an international stock exchange, which could be the London Stock Exchange, within the next 12-18 months, taking into account its increasingly diversified and international geographic presence and aiming to increase the marketability of the shares for the benefit of investors.
Realities that mar Greek capital’s image
As night descends, Omonia Square bustles with activity, its circular junction adorned with the vibrant hues of yellow taxis, amid the constant flow of cars and pedestrians. The glow of the fountain and the imposing facades of the surrounding hotels add to the scene’s allure. However, in the adjacent side streets, a somber ambiance prevails.
Deputy FM due in Turkey for ‘Positive Agenda’ talks
Deputy Foreign Minister Kostas Fragogiannis is set to land in Istanbul on Friday for talks with Turkish counterpart Burak Akcapar as part of the dialogue on the Positive Agenda between Greece and Turkey.
Prosecutor says Sept 11 suspects can be held past war crimes sentence
Regardless of the outcome of their someday trial, the men accused of plotting the attacks of Sept 11, 2001, can be held forever as prisoners in the war against terrorism in a form of preventive detention, a military prosecutor told the presiding judge on Wednesday.
Athens Airport voted top in marketing strategy
Global airlines have voted Athens International Airport (AIA) as the best this year for its marketing strategy and efforts in developing the Athens market, in the category of airports serving more than 20 million passengers.
Short-staffed Cyprus greets foreign labor
The downsizing of hotels and tourism enterprises has taken a toll on the quality of services rendered.