Finland joins NATO as Turkey remains a headache for the alliance
Finland became NATO’s 31st member on Tuesday after Turkey lifted its veto on the Nordic country joining the alliance.
Finland became NATO’s 31st member on Tuesday after Turkey lifted its veto on the Nordic country joining the alliance.
Ten people were arrested on Thursday morning after police officers removed squatters from a building housing the Olympia Municipal Music Theatre Maria Callas in central Athens.
Israeli media report that high-ranking officials in their country have pointed to the Quds Force, one of five branches of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), specializing in unconventional warfare and military intelligence, is behind the foiled plot to bomb a Jewish restaurant and an attached cultural and religious center in Athens. Israelis say a…
The Hellenic Police opened a disciplinary inquiry on Wednesday into an officer who shot four rounds in the air after he was attacked by black-clad youths in a densely populated district in central Athens earlier in the day.
Banks are stopping any further rises in mortgage rates, freezing interest rates at a date reportedly set for March 31.
ΟΝΕΧ will distribute 1.8 million euros as financial support to workers in Elefsis Shipyards ahead of the Easter holidays, covering 30% of the previous ownership’s debt to workers, Chairman and CEO Panos Xenocostas said in a letter.
The eurozone is near the end of the tighter monetary policy cycle, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras said on Wednesday.
Erdogan has been on a charm offensive, working to “reset” ties with countries in the region – ties he effectively torpedoed over the last decade or so.
Cyprus is kicking off the tourism season this month with satisfactory arrivals and hotel occupancy rates for the Easter period.
Aegean reported a significant increase in passenger traffic during the winter period, reflecting the airline’s investment in the weakest quarter of the year and the positive outlook of tourism in the country.