Thousands of people rallied Saturday in Serbia as university students announced a new stage in their struggle against President Aleksandar Vucic’s tenure. They have led more than a year of mass demonstrations that shook his autocratic government in the Balkan country.
Increased cloudiness with local rain or sleet is forecast on Sunday across western and central Macedonia, Thessaly, the northern Aegean islands, Evia, eastern central Greece, and the eastern Peloponnese. Light snowfall is expected in mountainous areas, as well as in semi-mountainous regions of western and central Macedonia and Thessaly.
Shops will be open on Sunday, marking the first Sunday of the winter sales period. Recommended operating hours are from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., while department stores are typically expected to remain open for longer, approximately from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Formulating a bilateral agreement between Cyprus and Israel on the management of the Aphrodite-Ishai natural gas field appears to be at the final stages, sources told Cyprus News Agency last week.
Piraeus Bank and the European Investment Bank, the European Union’s lending arm, have signed an agreement to provide up to €100 million of funding to small- and medium-sized defense companies.
How did the Greek National Opera become one of Europe’s most talked-about companies? We speak to the people who made it happen.
In any majoritarian democracy, the clashes between the government and the opposition can often be acute. In Greece, they have a tendency to become quite extreme at times, begging the question.
Steps have been taken to manage the housing crisis, but they are unlikely to yield immediate results.
Speaking to Kathimerini about the issues of territorial waters and the continental shelf, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said, among other things: “The domestic political balances in Greece do not allow many possibilities to any political leader to solve this problem and put his signature.”