From the ground, the horizon looks bleak. But if we look at the region from above, Greece looks like an oasis of peace and stability in the wider Eastern Mediterranean – the European country that is so close to the Middle East, but also so far from its conflicts.
Ergon Foods, the alternative food service company that started in Thessaloniki, is now expanding to London.
This year will be a landmark one for new listings on the Greek stock exchange, especially in shipping.
Overall, there is little doubt among traders that the rollercoaster ride still a long way to go, so the relief recorded was rather mitigated.
Adrianos Golemis, the head doctor of the astronauts’ medical team at the European Space Agency (ESA), will be the first Greek to enter ESA’s astronaut-training program, Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou said on Monday.
The presence of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed at two additional farms on the island of Lesvos, near the area where the first cases were detected.
The British destroyer HMS Dragon, arrived in Cyprus on Monday to strengthen air defense at British bases on the island, British Defense Minister John Healy said.
Two former clerics have been sentenced to 12.5 years’ imprisonment for their involvement in a €1.5-million fraud scheme in Thessaloniki.
Would it be right to attempt to address the economic impacts of the war head-on, at the expense of available resources from the outset?