Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis said in a Bloomberg TV interview from London that he is confident Greece’s public debt will drop below 120% of GDP before the end of the decade.
A 38-year-old Albanian man suspected of creating and managing the malicious software VenomRAT has been arrested in Greece, authorities said Thursday.
Turkey held a solemn funeral ceremony on Friday for 20 military personnel who were killed in a plane crash in Georgia.
Ronan Day-Lewis made his directorial debut with the film “Anemone,” ending eight years of cinematic silence from the family. The film stars Daniel Day-Lewis, a three-time Oscar winner and Ronan’s father.
Shipping needs to proceed with the fuel technologies available, that are safe and can reduce emissions considerably.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said he does not plan to read former prime minister Alexis Tsipras’ forthcoming political memoir, calling it an “interesting novel” he will leave for others to critique, while also ruling out writing a conventional political autobiography himself.
The budget for “Exoikonomo (I Save) 2025” has been increased by 490 million euros to €924.27 million, in order to meet increased demand and allow more interventions for energy saving interventions at people’s homes.
Energy expert Theodoros Tsakiris joins Thanos Davelis to break down why last week’s deal with ExxonMobil is generating so much buzz among Greek and US officials, and why this and the fact that Chevron is also engaging with Greece could be game-changers for the country.
Greece is in talks with Israel to buy modern missile systems that would be used for a planned anti-aircraft defense dome, two officials with knowledge of the plan told Reuters.