Spanish FM will visit Athens to explain deal with Ankara
Spain’s foreign minister is set to visit Athens very soon to provide “clarifications” about a defense deal between his country and Turkey, Greece’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says.
Bank properties up for grabs
Properties adding up to over 1.5 billion euros are expected to change hands in the coming months, signifying another important clearing of bank portfolios and the utilization of a series of buildings, both in Athens and elsewhere, with obvious benefits for the economy.
Tirana display stuns Athens
The Greek Embassy in Tirana has lodged an official complaint after a series of photographs and maps were put on display in the Presidential Office Building in the Albanian capital which make reference to the “Cham genocide” and the “Greek occupation of Albanian territory.”
EU praises Bosnia for improved migration management
The European Union praised as a sign of progress the opening of a new migrant facility Friday in Bosnia, which had been criticized over the plight of migrants stranded in the dysfunctional Balkan country during their long trek to richer destinations.
The internet broke brand loyalty
A few winters ago, I and many other American women purchased the Amazon Coat, a fairly affordable piece of outerwear that grabbed attention for a hot minute. It’s an OK coat, but I keep forgetting the name of the manufacturer.
Kikilias: Tourism directly related to health
“Tourism is directly linked to health. And this has been proved, as in two years we were able to rebrand the country as a safe destination, something that helped tourism immensely,” Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said on Friday in an interview with ANT1 TV.
Lies and suspicions
No sooner had the Penal Code been changed than police arrested a lawyer who allegedly has played a leading role in undermining the vaccination campaign against Covid-19.
Strikes and the law
The terrible ordeal thousands of Athenians were subjected to when they had to leave home during the public transport strike on Thursday is not a reason to demand the abolition of the right to strike.
Customs find heroin stash in banana cargo
Customs officials foiled an attempt to smuggle 35 kilograms of heroin hidden in a shipment of bananas into the country, the Independent Public Revenue Authority announced on Friday.
Advantis to launch in the US
Greek startup Advantis Medical Imaging is launching in the US market, following the recent approval of its software by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), so that it can be utilized by American health corporations.