Moldova’s bid to join the European Union will be a priority for Cyprus when it takes over the bloc’s rotating presidency on January 1, President Nikos Christodoulides has said, vowing to push for tangible progress in the coming months.
Finance Ministry will make an effort to reduce defaults on out-of-court settlements.
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras has congratulated Kyriakos Pierrakakis on his election to the presidency of the Eurogroup.
Where conservation meets tradition, a village adapts to living alongside Greece’s returning wild predators.
Bulgarian lawmakers have formally approved the resignation of the country’s minority government, a day after it bowed to mass street protests and said it would quit, paving the way for talks on forming a new coalition or most likely a snap election.
Police have arrested a 54-year-old domestic worker on suspicion of stealing valuable jewelry from a residence in the Athens suburb of Nea Ionia.
An Athens prosecutor has ordered an urgent preliminary investigation following the refusal of witness Giorgos Xylouris to respond to questions posed by MPs during his appearance before the parliamentary investigative committee examining the disgraced farm payment agency OPEKEPE.
The Culture Ministry, through the Hellenic Corporation of Assets and Participations, has announced an international tender for the long-term concession of 24 buildings – apart from the museums – at the historic Tatoi Estate to a private operator.
Greek stand-up comedian Nikos Pantelis will perform his solo show “Greek Abroad” for the first time in New York on Friday at the Melrose Penthouse (36-08 33rd St) in Long Island City, The National Herald reports.
Time is tightening for Greece to request US approval to upgrade its F-16 Block 50 fighters, officials told Kathimerini, warning that Athens must send its letter of request soon if it wants the program to follow directly after the upgrade of 82 F-16 Block 52s to Viper.