“The international community has recognized that no country is superior to others, no model of governance is universal, and no single country should dictate the international order,” wrote Chinese President Xi Jinping in an op-ed published in Chinese and Russian media as he visited Moscow.
President Tayyip Erdogan faces the biggest test of his 20-year rule in May elections that will decide not only who leads Turkey but how it is governed, where its economy is headed and what role it may play to ease conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias was welcomed to Belgrade by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Wednesday.
The spiritual head of the world’s Orthodox Christians said on Wednesday that Russia’s powerful Orthodox Church shared responsibility for the conflict in Ukraine but that he stood ready to help in Russia’s postwar “spiritual regeneration”.
Production capacity of renewable energy sources in Greece broke the 10GW barrier in early 2023, Manos Manousakis, chairman and CEO of the Independent Power Transmission Operator IPTO said on Wednesday.
UBS Group AG will likely shrink Credit Suisse Group’s $10 billion shipping portfolio that it inherited as a part of its emergency takeover on Sunday, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Greece is seeking to become a pole of attraction for digital nomads – i.e. citizens of third countries who work remotely.
On the sidelines of the recent conference at Panteion University’s Institute of International Relations, Emily Holland, assistant professor at the US Naval War College, spoke to Kathimerini and analyzed the energy dimension of the war in Ukraine and the role of the Eastern Mediterranean as an energy hub.
The details of a 16-year-old girl that went missing from a children’s home in the Attica neighborhood of Nea Smyrni on March 8 were publicized on Wednesday following a judicial order.