The fate of Finland’s bid to join NATO is in “Turkey’s hands,” President Sauli Niinisto said on Friday, after the Finnish parliament agreed it would ratify NATO’s founding treaties on February 28.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with a bipartisan delegation of the United States Congress on Friday, on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference (MSC), and exchanged views on international and regional issues, with an emphasis on the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Stakeholders in the market and society, coordinated by the government and with the assistance of the European Union, must be mobilized in order to maximize the development of the workforce skills needed in the economy, said Schinas.
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said on Friday that 2022 was an excellent year for yachting. He noted that some categories, such as sailing boats and catamarans, reached occupancy rates of 100%.
The new schedule for the Cyprus-Greece ferry link is expected to be announced within the next week, or by early March at the latest.
Luxembourg’s military consists of fewer than 1,000 troops, one cargo plane, two helicopters shared with police forces and fewer than 200 trucks, ranging from Humvees to about 10 state-of-the-art Dingo combat reconnaissance vehicles.
Greece remains among the five European Union countries that do not implement preventive antiretroviral treatment (PrEP) programs for people at increased risk of HIV infection.
In the ongoing trial about the deadly 2018 wildfire in Mati, it is confirmed once again that it is the heroic behavior of a few officials that saved the state’s reputation.
The Greek stock market’s benchmark on Friday made the leap it had been widely expected to make and passed the 1,100-point mark at the end of yet another week of gains – the ninth in a row, in an upward sequence unseen since 2005.
Exports of Greek wine rose significantly both in value and quantity in 2022 from 2021, the Central Cooperative Union of Vine Products reported on Friday.