Sharp drop for Greek bond yield
Eurozone bond yields and spreads plummeted sharply on Friday, following statements by European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde about the new anti-fragmentation tool.
For Mike Pence, Jan 6 began like many days. It ended like no other
Vice president Mike Pence, preparing to withstand the final stage of a relentless campaign by president Donald Trump to force him to illegally try to overturn the results of the 2020 election, began January 6, 2021, surrounded by aides at his official residence at the Naval Observatory, asking God for guidance
Possibility of direct flights between Greece and India
The normalization of visa issuance in India has raised the possibility of direct flights between India and Greece following the ratification, by both countries’ parliaments, of an agreement on the provision of air services between the two countries, the ambassador of India to Greece, Amrit Lugun, said on Friday.
Olympiakos sweeps the Greens to win the Basket League title after six years
Olympiakos has won its first Basket League title in six years and completed its first league-and-cup double since 1997 after sweeping Panathinaikos in the play-off finals with a 3-0 score.
Armenia between Turkey and Azerbaijan
The post-Soviet region is known for turbulent internal and external political processes. The hotspots inherited by states after the collapse of the Soviet Union remain to this day, and are hindering stability in this region.
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Where’s the independence?
Independent authorities exist for one reason only: to be independent. And this is because the interests of ministers, MPs and other officials tend to diverge from those of citizens, and often in an opaque manner.
Turkish aspirations, Greek advantages
Back in February 2022, two days before Russia invaded Ukraine, I had written about the need to safeguard international law and the European equilibrium; more specifically, Article 2 (war or the threat of war) of the United Nations Charter, as well as the Helsinki Final Act that is so fundamental to European security and cooperation…
Cyprus, Greece key to Israeli energy links
Cyprus and Greece are vital for the European Union to tap into Israel’s vast renewable sources of energy that will help reduce the EU’s dependence on Russia, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said during a visit to Israel.
PPP projects worth over 2 bln euros to be auctioned
Construction companies are looking forward to a series of new tenders for public-private partnership projects totaling over 2 billion euros in the second half of 2022.