Greece seeking role in energy strategy
Greece is looking to have an enhanced geopolitical presence in the wider region given the European Union’s commitment to gradually end its dependency on Russian oil and natural gas.
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EIB chief visits Cyprus to discuss support for new investments
European Investment Bank President, Werner Hoyer, is in Nicosia meeting with representatives of the Cypriot Government Monday.
Ukrainian crisis a challenge to EU’s core values
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias has said that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine resembles a challenge to the fundamental principles of the European Union.
Reduction in number of retirees waiting for pensions
In just 15 months the number of outstanding pensions has dropped by 40%, as the strict monitoring process introduced and the ambitious targeting by the Single Social Security Entity (EFKA) have brought the number of retirees still waiting down from 125,000 at end-2020 to 75,000 in late April.
Southern European countries leading the way in Covid vaccination
Southern European countries are leading the way in coronavirus vaccinations, according to a February Eurobarometer survey.
Rental cuts are on the horizon
The possibility of a reduction in rents is now emerging in Greece, especially in areas where rental costs are deemed unsustainable for the vast majority of households.
Kikilias tests positive for Covid-19
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias on Monday said he has tested positive for Covid-19.
Crews scramble to contain blaze in Halkidiki
Emergency crews were on Monday trying to contain a wildfire which broke out in Kassandra, the westernmost peninsula of Halkidiki in northeast Greece.
Three arrested over sports-related assault in Thessaloniki
One person had to be taken to hospital after being assaulted by a group of men in Thessaloniki in northern Greece, in what appears to be the latest incident of sports-related violence in the country.