The liquidity to come from the Next Generation EU fund and the European Central Bank will likely continue at the same pace next year, as the prior actions required from Greece for the cash disbursements of the former may be utilized as conditions for extending the purchase of Greek bonds by Frankfurt when its extraordinary…
Government spokesman Yiannis Oikonomou described the decision to reduce regular surgeries by 80% as a “significant blow to public health.”
Chronic pain is both one of the world’s most costly medical problems, affecting 1 in every 5 people, and one of the most mysterious. In the past two decades, however, discoveries about the crucial role played by glia – a set of nervous system cells once thought to be mere supports for neurons – have…
Greece has bumped its way up from fourth in January this year to third place in the rankings of shipowning nations, according to the VesselsValue Top 10.
House prices across the country saw year-on-year growth of 7.9% in the third quarter of 2021, the Bank of Greece said in a report on Tuesday.
Eurozone bond yields jumped and Southern European bonds underperformed on Tuesday, with investors ramping up their bets on a European Central Bank rate hike next year as the bank’s policymakers began casting a wary eye on upside inflation risks.
Anxious Turks struggled to keep up with a bewildering collapse in their currency and the main opposition party leader said the country was experiencing its darkest “catastrophe” as the lira slumped 15% on Tuesday against the dollar.
Cosmote has unveiled the first 5G ambulance in Greece, in collaboration with the National Center for Emergency Care (EKAV) and Ericsson.
Growing concerns about the fourth wave of the pandemic domestically and abroad inflicted significant losses on most Greek stocks on Tuesday, sending the benchmark at Athinon Avenue below the psychologically important 900-point mark. Banks led the way south, but some energy stocks resisted the pressure.
There will be no return to the “normalcy” that society knew before 2020 as the coronavirus will continue to exist and “we will have to take regular booster shots, most likely in an annual dosage,” Elias Mossialos, a professor of health policy and former government minister, said on Tuesday.