The government has clarified its position on farmers’ demands as Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras said authorities are providing support to the primary sector within the limits of the economy and the European framework while urging continued dialogue.
Business groups have called for dialogue to protect economic activity amid ongoing farmers’ mobilizations, stressing the importance of keeping markets and supply chains functioning during the critical fourth quarter of the year.
Cyprus president Nicos Christodoulides proposes a step by step plan that could lower tensions with Turkey and benefit both, in an interview with Politico.
Greece has paid off ahead of schedule debt worth €5.3 billion that had been due after 2031, two government officials said.
Organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest have announced a final list of 35 countries that will take part in the glitzy pop-music gala next year, after five countries said they would boycott due to discord over Israel’s participation.
New Democracy led voter preferences but saw its support fall compared with November, according to a new GPO poll conducted for Parapolitika radio.
The 14-year-old student who was stabbed in an Athens high school on Monday suffered wounds to her fingers and slight injuries to her abdomen, the head of the Panhellenic Federation of Public Hospital Employees (POEDIN) has said.
Facing poor poll ratings and funding shortages, Movement for Democracy leader Stefanos Kasselakis said he will convene an extraordinary party congress in February to decide the party’s future course.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday that Greece supports Moldova’s bid to join the European Union, calling its progress toward EU standards “indisputable” despite external pressure.
A 14-year-old student was injured in a stabbing incident at a high school in Kypseli, central Athens, on Monday.