Turkey is moving slowly and methodically in its developing relations with Libya so as not to disrupt the delicate balance it has achieved with the United States, as is evident from the memorandum of understanding signed on Wednesday between Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) and the Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) in Istanbul.
Greece on Wednesday successfully auctioned a 52-week treasury bills issue, raising 600 million euros from the market.
The Cypriot cabinet has approved the government’s new 2.5-million-euro subsidy scheme aimed at supporting the purchase of electric and hybrid vehicles in Cyprus.
Over the course of three hours Tuesday, President Donald Trump scolded Israel and Iran with expletive-laced comments on the South Lawn of the White House.
MSCI equity analysts have avoided incorporating the Greek stock market in its “watch list” for inclusion in the world’s developed markets.
There’s a good chance that Donald Trump will make people who regard themselves as experts on national security and foreign policy tear up their degrees.
Local officials on Crete are scrambling to find temporary housing for a growing number of migrants arriving on the island’s southern shores, as current facilities are overflowing.
Is there any truth to the government’s assertion that private universities will “benefit the students, their families and the Greek economy in multiple ways”?
The decision to implement a ban on fishing – albeit at the pilot level only and very locally, around the island of Amorgos – is an experiment that needed to be carried out.