No immediate exploitation of the Pegasus natural gas field is expected, Cyprus’ Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry Giorgos Papanastasiou said on Saturday, clarifying that several stages of technical and commercial evaluation were required before the gas reached the market.
The Trump tariffs, and the possible European response, got the better of the Greek stock market momentum on Monday.
The past cannot offer answers about the future. Greece may be dealing with all sorts of problems and giving the impression that it will never shake off the bad habits of the past, but the country is, nevertheless, moving forward.
A vessel operated by Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, has sunk off the northwestern coast of Lesvos after striking a rock.
Greece, France, Spain, Italy and Denmark will test a blueprint for an age verification app to protect children online, the European Commission has said, amid growing global concern about the impact of social media on children’s mental health.
The government’s job is not easy when it comes to the new waves of refugees and migrants arriving on Greek shores.
A politician who recently spoke with young Greeks from the brain drain generation recounted how much these young men and women seem to hate the Greek political system.
Christian leaders have accused Israeli settlers of attacking sacred sites in the West Bank, in violence that one said was forcing some to consider quitting the occupied territory.
A fire has broken out in the Industrial Area of Sindos, in Thessaloniki.
Turkish authorities have issued detention orders for eight suspects accused of manipulating stock prices on the Borsa Istanbul and causing financial losses to small investors, state-owned Anadolu news agency has reported.