Bulgarian Ambassador to Greece Valentin Poriazov underlined the role of the Sea2Sea project, “whose aim is to connect Bulgarian ports on the Black Sea with Greek ports in the northern Aegean Sea through a modern transport, energy and communication infrastructure.”
The confirmation of Greece’s return to investment grade with the upgrade granted by DBRS Morningstar last Friday only had a temporary impact on the Greek stock market.
The priorities of the Infrastructure and Transport Ministry after storm Daniel are restoring access to areas isolated by the floods, implementing more resilient projects, and inspecting and maintaining existing works, said Minister Christos Staikouras to Parapolitika FM radio station on Monday.
Six people have reportedly been killed in a shooting incident in the east Attica town of Artemida.
Preparations will begin within the week for what is considered a decisive meeting in New York between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Six men were gunned down in a seaside East Attica town on Monday in a gangland-style shooting that points to a turf war between rival criminal groups.
Riots took place outside the Municipality of Thessaly building in Larissa on Sunday afternoon, leading to the arrest of seven individuals, while another 19 were taken into custody. The motive behind the riots was the Greek Prime Minister’s presence in Larissa, who was visiting the flood-stricken area.
The Breeder presents “Seven Days in New Crete,” an solo exhibition by Aristeidis Lappas.
Sener Levent, the journalist and editor-in-chief of the Turkish Cypriot newspaper Avrupa, has been sentenced in absentia to one year in prison in Turkey after his article “The Kurds and Us.”
We are facing a new kind of war, and if we do not realize that the country’s very survival will be in doubt. Either we get serious or we will sink. It’s time we all put our egos aside. Starting with the prime minister.