Tripoli evasive on maritime boundaries
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis visited Libya’s capital without achieving substantial progress on maritime boundary delimitation, the key issue affecting relations between Athens and Tripoli’s government.
Cost of balancing demand with supply makes local power market more expensive
The Italian electricity market may be the most expensive in Europe, but the final cost of the wholesale electricity price in the Greek market is much higher.
Most Greek vacationers avoiding islands
A significant number of Greeks, almost one in two, are unable to afford even a week of vacation.
US lawmakers reintroduce bill to extend Cyprus arms embargo waiver to 5 years
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers on Tuesday reintroduced legislation that would extend the waiver period for the US arms embargo on Cyprus from one year to five, a move they say will strengthen defense ties and regional stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.
A hard lesson for Greek diplomacy
Negotiations – and, more broadly, the trajectory of relations – with a state exhibiting the characteristics of present-day Libya do not allow for premature enthusiasm or disappointment.
Hatzidakis outlines government’s six-month agenda
Tax cuts, outward-looking policies, spatial planning, and reducing bureaucracy are the initiatives the government will focus on in the next six months, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis underlined while speaking at the 8th InvestGR Forum on Tuesday.
Probe urged into Vasilikos bank accounts
Cyprus’ political parties are voicing strong support for the examination of bank accounts linked to the failed Vasilikos LNG terminal.
French cadets join Greek flag ceremony at Acropolis
Α delegation from France’s Saint-Cyr Military Academy, including four officers and 26 cadets, visited Greece from July 9-14.
From 2015 to 2025, big stakes for narrow gains
We can’t judge people’s intentions, but we will choose to believe leftist former prime minister Alexis Tsipras when he claims that he had no intention of getting Greece kicked out of the European Monetary Union with his decision to hold a referendum in the summer of 2015 on whether the country should accept the third…
Measles outbreak across Europe alerts health authorities
A highly contagious disease once considered nearly eliminated is returning with alarming intensity across Europe, raising concerns for Greek health authorities monitoring the regional crisis.