Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias conveyed a very subtle but clear message regarding Albania’s European perspective and the consequences of the undermining role played in the Western Balkans by third parties with a revisionist agenda, such as Turkey, during his visit on Wednesday to Tirana.
A bright scene will be set up on Christmas Eve at Kotzia Square in central Athens. The festivities will get under way with a special outdoor Christmas party organized by the Municipality of Athens starting at 5 p.m. in Kotzia Square.
In the past, election years have been associated with adverse effects on the economy. Addressing political parties, the governor of the Bank of Greece points out this risk, as he should, in his new report:
In the wake of WWII, Europeans formed the Coal and Steel Community to break Germany’s monopoly over coal and steel and secure peace on the continent for nearly 80 years.
Unauthorized flights over the eastern Aegean by Turkish jets continued unabated on Wednesday, the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA) said, reporting that a pair of Turkish F-16 fighter jets conducted five overflights between 11.07 a.m. and 11.23 a.m.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras warned the country’s political parties to avoid any handout talk that could jeopardize Greece’s course back to investment grade, in his Intermediary Report on Monetary Policy released on Wednesday.
Lawyers for the former European Parliament vice-president suspected of being at the center of one of the European Union’s biggest corruption scandals requested on Thursday that she be released from prison wearing a police tracking device.
Greece-based Mediterranean Gas has received non-binding interest from domestic and foreign companies which exceeded the capacity of its planned floating gas storage and regasification (FSRU) unit in central Greece, it said on Thursday.
A Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a military drone, entered Athens FIR on Thursday without submitting a flight plan and violated Greek airspace, the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA) said.