The idetention of Fredi Beleri and the rejection of his request to be released so he can exercise his mayoral duties in the predominantly ethnic Greek city of Himare were among the issues raised by Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama in Tirana on Friday.
The first batch of tests carried out to gauge the quality of the soil on farms in Thessaly, central Greece, following last month’s destructive floods, have been encouraging, the Rural Development Ministry said on Friday.
The European Central Bank’s monetary policy transmission is working to tame inflation, though material uncertainty persists in the euro area, ECB policymaker Constantinos Herodotou said on Friday.
Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport took off in September, with the number of passengers traveling exceeding 3 million, AIA said in a report on Friday.
Nio, a Chinese electric car company that competes with Tesla, employs 11,000 people in research and development, but sells a mere 8,000 cars per month.
Over two-thirds of Cypriot consumers believe the e-kalathi initiative for comparing retail prices will help them beat price hikes, according to a state-sponsored survey.
In a span of three months, we’ve witnessed wildfires, floods, other disasters, and the election of a new leader of the main opposition SYRIZA party.
Shipping and Island Policy Minister Christos Stylianides met with the ambassador of the Republic of Korea, Jung Il Lee, on Friday.
The Euroleague featured the Greek derby in Athens on Friday from its very first round, with Olympiakos beating archrival Panathinaikos away 88-78 in overtime.
In 1993, a Cuban American, not yet 40, serving in the US House of Representatives in Washington, delivered a speech on the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus that resonated deeply, particularly among the Cypriot and Greek communities in America. Why? Because it revealed the true character of Bob Menendez.