FIFA fund for unpaid wages helps 50 players in Greece
A FIFA fund to compensate for unpaid wages helped 225 players in the latest round of payments, including 61 in Portugal and 50 in Greece, the governing body of soccer said Friday.
A FIFA fund to compensate for unpaid wages helped 225 players in the latest round of payments, including 61 in Portugal and 50 in Greece, the governing body of soccer said Friday.
The Athens Acropolis is among the archaeological sites, monuments and museums that will close early on Sunday, May 21, due to the general election, the Culture Ministry has announced.
Tsipras: Mitsotakis is ‘high priest of wiretapping’ Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is the “high priest of wiretapping,” SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has said, urging voters in the northeastern city of Alexandroupolit not to give to New Democracy a blank check in the May 21 elections. for another term in office.
Eurozone government bond yields are set to end the week a few basis points lower after US data supported the view that the Federal Reserve will pause its tightening in June.
The persistence of inflationary pressures and geopolitical tensions, the risk of a sharp repricing of assets in international money and capital markets, as well as the recent turmoil in the US and Swiss banking systems, have considerably heightened risks to financial stability, the Bank of Greece (BoG) said in its Financial Stability Review released on…
The detention of Fredi Beleri, a Greek minority candidate running for mayor in Himara, in Albania’s southern region, has sparked a diplomatic reaction in Athens. Beleri was arrested by Albanian police special forces shortly after midnight on charges of vote-buying.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday that he had reached out to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen regarding the detention of Fredi Beleri, a Greek minority candidate running for mayor in Himara, Albania.
The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) aspires to attract the international audience and enhance the demand for vacations in Greece in the current tourism period with the screening of a vivacious and subversive film and the message “Greece: a life-changing experience.”
Greece’s prime minister says his government is exploring a “win-win” solution to one of the world’s most intractable cultural heritage disputes: The fate of the Parthenon Sculptures in the British Museum. But he rules out any deal that would include the word “loan.”
The findings of an investigation into the case of a sergeant on the island of Mykonos suggest that he was in cahoots with a construction contractor, allegedly informing him about impending police checks.