Greece and Cyprus have brought renewed attention within the European Union to the bloc’s mutual assistance clause, as recent military and diplomatic developments revive debate over collective defense priorities, officials said.
Greece’s two most powerful bar associations have condemned a court ruling that found a lawyer who gave birth prematurely did fall under the force majeure clause excusing her absence from a hearing, with one association vowing to seek changes to the law.
Ian Lesser, Zissis Marmarelis, Damian Murphy, and Endy Zemenides join Thanos Davelis this week as we look into Trump’s calls for Europe to join the US in the Straits of Hormuz.
The Growthfund is planning to publish a call for expression of interest in an open international tender for the concession of the 22 regional airports now managed by the Civil Aviation Authority.
Nikos Androulakis on Friday invited the leaders of SYRIZA and New Left ahead of the PASOK congress, asking them to be represented at a thematic dialogue table on the Constitution and institutions.
Aegean Airlines will raise ticket prices after a spike in fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict, company sources revealed on Thursday.
Greece marked World Forest Day with a mix of praise and pointed criticism over the state of the country’s forestry service.
The energy rate shock from the war in the Middle East has led the Bank of Greece to adjust its forecasts for the Greek economy, now projecting growth of 1.9% this year and inflation rising to 3.1%.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou met his Serbian counterpart Dubravka Dedovic Handanovic in Belgrade on Thursday, to discuss among other issues, the further development of Serbia’s natural gas supply via Greece.
The impact of the war in the Middle East on citizens and the economy is our top priority, Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said on Friday, after the EU summit, in a Facebook post.