Bulgaria will become the first European Union member state to introduce a dedicated support scheme for energy-intensive industries, as part of measures to offset the impact of the energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran.
Thessaloniki’s public transport operator has dismissed a bus driver filmed assaulting a motorist while on duty, following a disciplinary review.
Peti Perka, a lawmaker from Florina, northern Greece, has been appointed president of the opposition New Left parliamentary group, the party said.
Euro zone inflation soared past the European Central Bank’s 2% target this month due to surging oil and gas prices, heightening a policy dilemma as expensive energy is a drag on growth but also risks generating a self-reinforcing inflation spiral.
Τhe European Commission has renewed for a year the program granting short-stay visas to Turkish citizens and their family members for specific islands in the Aegean, foreign ministry spokesperson Lana Zochiou announced during the regular briefing on Tuesday.
Tax uncertainty has long been one of the main inhibiting factors for the development of entrepreneurship and the attraction of investments in the country.
All school units in the Cyclades and the Dodecanese islands of Greece will remain closed on Wednesday (April 1), due to an impending storm, according to a decision of the Governor of the South Aegean, Georgios Hadjimarkos.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region of Ilia, in western Greece, on Tuesday afternoon. No injuries or damages were reported.
European Union governments should prepare for a “prolonged disruption” to energy markets as a result of the Iran war, the bloc’s energy chief has told countries ministers’ ahead of an emergency meeting on Tuesday.
Athens moved swiftly and forcefully to ensure that the protection of Christian populations in the Middle East remains on the international agenda, following an outbreak of violence on March 28 in the central Syrian town of Suqaylabiyah, in Hama province.