In a wrenchingly familiar cycle of tracking first cases, pointing fingers and banning travel, nations worldwide reacted Monday to the omicron variant of the coronavirus in the piecemeal fashion that has defined — and hobbled — the pandemic response all along.
Aiming to further upgrade the capabilities of the fence on the Evros land border, the Hellenic Police is requesting the gradual replacement of the 23 thermal cameras installed in the old part of the fence.
Turkey’s lira plunged more than 8% to new depths against the dollar and euro on Tuesday, capping a historical month of selling after President Tayyip Erdogan again endorsed aggressive rate cuts.
We have seen many “plans” for waste management in Attica. The current regional government has presented its own plan to the municipalities.
Ancestors of Christians who settled in Cyprus after fleeing what is now Lebanon and Syria in waves from the 8th century onwards, many Maronites forced to move again when Cyprus was divided almost half a century ago.
The government’s management of the coronavirus pandemic “lacks planning and strategy” and is “sloppy,” main opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday
In an announcement on Tuesday, the Piraeus Port Dock Containers Workers Union (ENEDEP) said it was demanding the signing of a collective labor agreement.
“It is exceptionally crucial to realize that we must speed up, because other countries are speeding up as well, in terms of both funding and human resources,” Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) President Dimitris Papalexopoulos said on Monday.
Inflation in Greece posted a decade high of 4.3% in November, according to estimates by the statistical office of the European Union, up from 2.8% in October and approaching the eurozone average of 4.9%.
The Greek stock market ended the month of November with losses of 3.38% for its benchmark, after a session that followed the trend set by most Asian and European markets in light of fresh concerns over the new Covid-19 variant.