A few days ago, on October 12th, Athens celebrated 80 years since the liberation of the city from a brutal Nazi German occupation that left its mark not just on Athens, but on all of Greece.
The credit institutions that are considered systemically important and the safety reserve that each of them must have for 2025 has been determined by a decision of the Bank of Greece.
Three out of five Turkish Cypriots are in favor of a solution to the long-running Cyprus dispute, a recent survey by the Center for Migration, Identity and Rights Studies (CMIRS) based in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus has indicated.
The signs regarding the European Union’s management of migration are worrying. The bloc looks divided again, with member-states each opting for ad hoc and emergency measures at their borders, splitting the united front and undermining shared commitments.
Former SYRIZA President Stefanos Kasselakis rejected the central committee’s decision on Tuesday to exclude him from the party’s leadership race.
Mario Draghi’s findings in his report “The Future of European Competitiveness,” and the concerns of academics, professionals and entrepreneurs, lead to the conclusion that Europe is not just at a critical point, it is on a cliff’s edge.
Agios Efstratios in the northeastern Aegean is set to become Greece’s first energy-independent island, relying entirely on renewable energy sources.
Four individuals stole 36 transformers, along with their supply cables, from the Greek Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE), with a total value exceeding 245,000 euros, in rural areas of Rodopi, public broadcaster ERT reported on Tuesday.
The Greek stock market appeared on Tuesday to escape the downward spiral it has been in almost throughout this month.