Athens remains on edge over Turkey developments
Greek-Turkish relations are entering a prolonged period of uncertainty, mainly due to the ever-deteriorating political and economic situation in the neighboring country.
Erdogan says he will visit UAE in February
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he plans to pay a return visit to the United Arab Emirates in February as the two countries move to put years of tense relations behind them. Abu Dhabi’s powerful crown prince visited Ankara last week, making his first official trip to Turkey since 2012 and the highest-level visit…
Covid-19: No plans for another lockdown, government says
The Greek government repeated on Monday it has no plans for another lockdown amid anxiety over the omicron variant of Covid-19.
Erdogan says also plans steps with Egypt, Israel after UAE visit
President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey would take steps to improve ties with estranged rivals Egypt and Israel similar those in recent weeks with the United Arab Emirates, which led to investments, NTV and other broadcasters said.
Erdogan says won’t compromise on rates; lira weaker
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said he will never defend interest rate hikes nor compromise on the issue, NTV and other broadcasters reported on Monday, in his latest defense of recent monetary easing that has triggered a crash in the lira currency.
Athens: Kypseli and its third youth
Pedion tou Areos park to the south, the Tourkovounia hills to the east, Galatsi and Alepotrypa Hill to the north and Patission Street to the west: These form the boundaries of Kypseli, a neighborhood that was part of the countryside until Athens became the capital of Greece in 1834.
Family business conference in Thessaloniki
The 3rd Family Business conference, themed “Toward a Sustainable Future,” will take place on Tuesday in Thessaloniki in hybrid form.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (29/11/2021)
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Cartoon by Dimitris Hantzopoulos (29/11/2021)
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Foreign Ministry urges Greek nationals to leave Ethiopia
Amid an escalating civil war in Ethiopia, the Greek Foreign Ministry has recommended Greek nationals planning to visit Ethiopia to cancel their trip, and for those already there to leave immediately.