Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will visit Ramallah on Thursday, where he will meet with Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki and Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Staiyeh.
Gradual road closures will come into effect ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Athens Polytechnic student uprising, to be commemorated with a big rally in the city center on Friday.
The European Union reached a deal on Wednesday on a law to place methane emissions limits on Europe’s oil and gas imports from 2030, pressuring international suppliers to clamp down on leaks of the potent greenhouse gas.
Tourists who visited Greece in their droves this year have practically helped the Greek state save some money.
The European Commission sees Greece’s economic growth at 2.4% in 2023 and 2.2% until 2025, above the eurozone and EU average, in its fall economic forecasts released on Wednesday, pointing out that this growth is supported by the implementation of the Recovery and Resilience Plan and a resilient labor market.
The Public Debt Management Agency on Wednesday reopened Greece’s 10-year bond that matures on June 15, 2033, raising 200 million euros and securing a rate of 3.76%, against a rate of 4.34% in the previous such auction four weeks earlier.
Another episode is unfolding that stains Cyprus’ name on a global scale.
After Dr Mark Mohrmann completed a successful orthopedic procedure in 2019, his patient turned to Yelp, a review website, to share his appreciation.
The Parliament has approved the setup of an investigative committee that will examine the fatal railway crash of February 28, 2023, that killed 57 near the Vale of Tempe, in central Greece.
Greek authorities on Wednesday announced fines totaling 1.67 million euros ($1.81 million) on the local branches of two US-based health care and consumer products giants for alleged breaches of a profit cap imposed amid Greece’s cost-of-living crisis.