Athens is taking steps to assist the armed forces of the United Arab Emirates by supplying ammunition to strengthen their anti-aircraft and anti-ballistic missile capabilities, following a formal request from Abu Dhabi invoking a bilateral cooperation agreement on foreign policy and defense signed in 2020.
A rubber boat carrying migrants capsized in the Aegean Sea on Wednesday following a high-speed chase by the coast guard, killing 18 migrants, officials said. At least 21 other migrants were rescued.
Eurozone manufacturing growth bounced to its strongest in nearly four years in March as supply chain disruptions inflated growth figures although underlying demand remained tepid and soaring input costs due to the Iran war threatened to undermine the sector’s fragile recovery, a survey showed.
Skyrocketing oil and gas prices in Europe as a result of the ongoing Iran war won’t return to normal levels any time soon, even if peace is declared tomorrow, the European Union’s energy commissioner warned Tuesday.
Europe could face recession if the Iran conflict drags on and oil prices jump over $150 per barrel, European Central Bank policymaker Yannis Stournaras told Greek radio on Wednesday.
Supply of Attica homes over €200,000 is more than double those costing below that amount, while demand is the exact opposite.
The war in the Middle East is raging and air fares are rising under the pressure of increased fuel costs, while Greece is on the threshold of the tourist season.
The government allows inflation to do the work of redistributing labor income from labor to profits and state coffers.
Τurkey ended a 24-year wait to qualify for the World Cup by beating Kosovo 1-0 in their playoff final on Tuesday, sealing a return to soccer’s biggest stage for the first time since 2002 when they reached the semi-finals.
Can a centuries-old ritual of spiritual renewal rekindle a New Year’s resolution to build healthy eating habits before it fades in the spring?