“We express our deep concern over the recent hostilities at the Armenian-Azeri border, which resulted in the death of several people,” the Greek Foreign Ministry posted on Tuesday on Twitter.
Turkey is an unfaithful ally in NATO and that is why it was removed from the F-35 fighter jet program, says Senator Chris Van Hollen, a member of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, in an interview with Kathimerini.
JPMorgan upgraded Piraeus Bank to “overweight” and said it was positive on Greece’s four big banks in a research report published on Tuesday.
Greece’s natural gas system operator, DESFA, is making its first foray into biomethane, signing a deal for a pilot project to transform urban waste into an alternative fuel source for its own use.
Ankara went back on the offensive on Tuesday, with the country’s defense minister accusing Athens of deceit and hypocrisy in the wake of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ meeting in Paris with French President Emmanuel Macron.
The exterior lighting of the Parliament building in central Athens will not be switched on at night as part of the national effort to save energy.
The government is eager to see households switch back from electricity to heating oil for this winter, and is actively promoting the fuel through a horizontal state subsidy.
In his solo show at Kalfayan’s 11 Haritos Street branch, “Popolodisenzaparola” (People Without Words), Albanian artist Adrian Paci explores the power and sociopolitical role of “language.”
EuroBasket 2022 enters the quarterfinal phase on Tuesday evening with Greece, led by NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo (dunking in photo), seeking a spot in the final four against hosts Germany.
Greek bank chiefs are expressing moderate optimism on the country’s prospects in the midst of the energy storm that has erupted, estimating that the economy will maintain its growth rate and avoid being involved in the recessionary shock that threatens the eurozone.