Bulgaria’s outgoing Prime Minister Kiril Petkov said on Friday that his centrist We Continue the Change (PP) party was likely to be forced to drop plans to propose a new coalition government because it had failed to secure a parliamentary majority for the time being.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Bulgarian counterpart Kiril Petkov on Friday jointly opened a valve that allowed natural gas to fill the pipeline Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB), thus inaugurating the long-delayed project in the northern Greek city of Komotini.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Thursday ruled that Greece violated the European Convention of Human Rghts over the sinking of a migrant boat in 2014 in which 11 refugees, among them eight children, lost their lives.
In view of the disruption, the vandalism and the rubbish left behind even by the smallest of marches in the city center, Athens mayor Kostas Bakoyannis has urged the ministers of interior and citizens’ protection, Makis Voridis and Takis Theodorikakos, to grant the municipality of the capital the right to license any demonstration or open-air…
The Hellenic Institute of Advanced Studies (HIAS), a non-profit, private foundation of scholars, wants to allow Greek diaspora scientists to work in Greece, said Petros Koumoutsakos, Herbert S. Winokur, Jr. Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University and Board Chair of HIAS.
An unknown anarchist group claimed on Thursday an attack on a tax office in the northern Athens suburb of Maroussi as retaliation for the jailing of an anarchist.
Greece’s annual EU-harmonized inflation rose further to 11.6% in June year-on-year from 10.5% in May, data from the country’s statistics service ELSTAT showed on Friday.
Greece’s Foreign Ministry expressed its shock and sadness at the death of former Japanese premier Shinzo Abe who was killed on Friday after being shot during a campaign speech Friday in western Japan.
Members of anarchist group Rouvikonas threw flyers and spray-painted slogans on the walls outside the house of Giorgos Mylonakis, the Parliament’s general secretary, in the southern Athenian suburb of Voula, early Friday morning.
The Recovery and Resilience Fund’s resources may well become the catalyst for construction to again become one of the pillars of the Greek economy, after the contraction of the last 15 years.