Bulgaria will in six months’ time become the 21st member-state of the eurozone, after European Union economy and finance ministers formally approved the application from Sofia for its entry in the common currency.
The US Coast Guard has renewed Greece’s participation in the Qualship 21 initiative for 2025-2026, acknowledging Greece as a Quality Flag State.
The digital euro issue was at the core of the discussion at the ECOFIN meeting in Brussels on Tuesday.
Eastern Libya’s government expelled four European Union officials from Benghazi airport, signaling a deterioration in migration cooperation that could worsen refugee flows to southern Crete.
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) does not intend to issue another bond until September, as it takes the time to monitor the markets on the trade front and the global economy more generally, while also accounting for the significant contraction recorded in the spread of Greek bonds with German bunds.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, nominated by President Donald Trump as the next US ambassador to Greece, is set to appear on Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Police on Tuesday announced the arrest of two teenagers, aged 16 and 17, in connection with a violent attack involving knives and screwdrivers at a schoolyard in Palaio Faliro, a southern suburb of Athens.
A 25-year-old woman, identified as Eirini Mourtzoukou, appeared before a prosecutor Tuesday, facing felony charges for the murders of three infants – two her own children – in Amaliada, western Greece, and the attempted murder of a former partner.
The annual general meeting of shareholders of Piraeus Port Authority was held on Tuesday, in full compliance with all applicable procedures and with a quorum of 83.56%.
The first major step towards limiting tax evasion on income from real estate and the concealment of real estate assets from the tax authorities will be taken at the end of the month.