European Union leaders reached a compromise Monday to impose a partial oil embargo on Russia at a summit focused on helping Ukraine with a long-delayed package of sanctions that was blocked by Hungary.
The Albanian parliament on Monday failed to elect a new president after no candidates were nominated for a third round of voting. The governing left-wing Socialist Party and the opposition failed to reach a compromise on a candidate to replace President Ilir Meta, and no independent candidate was nominated.
After a balanced trading session, the benchmark at Athinon Avenue closed on Monday virtually unchanged, with a dead heat between winners and losers and the majority of stocks seeing their early gains vanish by the bell.
The opposition can’t limit its role to just saying no to every reform proposed by the government, while also refusing to recommend alternative solutions to existing problems.
An online solution promising to put an end to the endless emails required to book crew travel and simplify the entire process of marine travel management will be on display at Greek company Argo Marine Travel’s Posidonia 2022 stand next week.
Anyone considering visiting Greece for a holiday needs to think twice as once they’re in Greece, they may want to stay forever. This is the central theme in a new campaign for Greek tourism, launched by the Greek National Tourism Organization on Monday.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Monday that next month’s summit in Madrid will be a “historic” opportunity to strengthen the alliance in the face of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Greece may face “hybrid-type threats” this summer aiming to destabilize the country internally, Defense Ministry sources told reporters in Parliament on Monday. The threats would possibly be played out on the islands and on the country’s northeastern border with Turkey along the River Evros, the sources said.
There’s a Greek song that says “love is for two.” It could have been written about Greek-American relations, except for the fact that there always – but always – seems to be a third wheel somewhere.
Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine has sufficiently alarmed Finland and Sweden for them to reverse decades-long policies and apply for immediate membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. But what appeared to be a no-brainer for the Alliance has quickly hit a roadblock in the form of Turkey’s mercurial president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.