Greece’s president will appoint a caretaker prime minister on Wednesday to form a government that will lead the country to a repeat election on June 25, after last weekend’s inconclusive vote.
Turkey’s anti-immigrant Victory Party leader endorsed opposition presidential candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu on Wednesday, potentially boosting the challenger as he aims to make up ground and defeat President Tayyip Erdogan in Sunday’s runoff election.
Ioannis Sarmas, the president of the Court of Audit, will be appointed as the caretaker prime minister by President Katerina Sakellaropoulou after party leaders were unable to reach an agreement on forming a coalition government Wednsday.
The increasing demand for luxury homes in Attica from wealthy individuals and the limited supply of such real estate stock, even if ones takes into account projects under way that will take time to come on the market, has started to shape prices above of 20,000 euros per square meter.
A 34-year-old Algerian man was arrested in the early hours of Wednesday on charges of sexual assault against a 42-year-old woman from the Czech Republic in Monastiraki, in central Athens.
Greek parties that made it to the parliament after last weekend’s inconclusive elections are expected to meet on Wednesday in a last-ditch effort to form a coalition government.
A meeting of political party leaders convened by President Katerina Sakellaropoulou in a final attempt to form a coalition government after Sunday’s inconclusive elections proved unsuccessful on Wednesday.
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides addressed the 60th Congress of PASYDY, the civil servants’ trade union, on Tuesday and discussed significant developments regarding the restoration of shift allowances and overtime compensation for civil servants.
The stunning result of the first election last Sunday has already been recorded in electoral history, but ruling New Democracy is pursuing mild tones ahead of the next election on 25 June, sensing the lairs that could be set in its path by complacency.
Young people are more likely to pay in cash than their elders, who opt for plastic money.