According to the Eurobarometer survey conducted between May 5 and May 29 and published on Wednesday, nine in ten EU citizens are calling for greater unity among member states, a figure that rises to 92% in Greece.
Negotiations over a leadership dispute at the historic St Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, Egypt collapsed Tuesday after days of talks, according to sources close to the discussions.
Greek parents and students are scrambling to find affordable housing in university towns, facing steep rents, scarce availability, and pressure from short-term rentals.
For over 15 centuries, the Monastery of Saint Catherine has flourished as a remarkable symbol of peaceful coexistence in Egypt.
Former Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras faces mounting criticism as he prepares for his appearance at Friday’s Economist conference in Thessaloniki.
Cyprus’ Finance Minister Makis Keravnos sharply questioned the viability of the island’s planned electricity interconnection with Crete, signaling that Nicosia may not support the €1.9 billion project.
A Turkish court has annulled the Istanbul provincial congress of the country’s main opposition party, citing alleged procedural irregularities in a decision that critics view as an escalating campaign to weaken the party.
The reactivation of the “price reduction” initiative is in the works in an effort to tame inflation.
At least 20 people have been arrested in a major operation against fuel smuggling, carried out by the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (DOAE) across Greece.
Audits have identified 1,036 cases of suspected fraud totaling €22.6 million in agricultural subsidies, following a sweeping review of thousands of taxpayer records linked to the Greek authority responsible for the control and payment of EU agricultural subsidies.