A raid on a sprawling university campus complex in Athens led to the arrests of 32 people who are suspected of belonging to gangs that carried out armed robberies, drug trafficking and other offenses, police said Wednesday.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) expects the Greek economy to have strong growth rates of 5.2% of gross domestic product in 2022, followed by a growth rate of 2.2% in 2023, according to a report released on Wednesday.
The SYRIZA leader has expressed his “strong concern over the blows that the rule of law has received in Greece, blows that endanger democracy itself in our country,” in meetings with European Commission officials in Brussels on Wednesday.
Civil Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos met with the United States Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis on Wednesday and informed him of the situation on the Evros border with Turkey. The minister informed the ambassador of the measures being prepared by the Greek government including the ongoing “Akritas” plan.
European Union countries were at odds on Wednesday over whether to cap gas prices in the bloc, with France, Belgium and 13 other states stepping up their call for the move opposed by Germany and others. Eyes were on the EU executive European Commission, which was expected to present an analysis on the feasibility of…
Deputy Defense Minister Nikos Hardalias visited military bases and observatories on the islands of Halki, Kassos, and Astypalaia on Wednesday, concluding a two-day visit to the eastern Aegean.
Australian investment group First Sentier is said to have obtained a clear lead in the race to acquire a majority stake in Athens-listed company Terna Energy.
The ashes of renowned Greek actress Martha Karagianni, who died on September 18 aged 82, were scattered at sea per her wishes on Wednesday.
The nine southern European Union countries meeting in Alicante, Spain on Friday will express their support for Greece against the threats made by Turkey, French presidency sources said on Wednesday.
“Really? No one will pay?” asks Dr Jean Tirole, honorary chairman of the Foundation JJ Laffont-Toulouse School of Economics (TSE) and scientific director of TSE-Partnership, about the state subsidies introduced by European governments on electricity and gas bills to protect households from the energy crisis. Speaking to Kathimerini, the 2014 Nobel Prize winner in economic…