Greek Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos gave an indirect, yet negative response to a request by visiting US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland on Monday regarding the possibility of Greece providing more weapons systems to Ukraine.
Greece has repaid its outstanding debts dating back to its financial crisis to the International Monetary Fund, two years ahead of schedule, the Finance Minister said Monday.
The rise in daily Covid-19 infections in Cyprus toward the end of last year and the heightened uncertainty over the impact on the real economy led Cypriot banks to tighten lending criteria for corporate loans in the fourth quarter of 2021, the Bank Lending Survey issued by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) has shown.
Credit servicer doValue Greece, a subsidiary of Italy’s biggest debt recovery firm doValue, said on Tuesday it was awarded a new loan servicing mandate for a 500-million-euro bad loan portfolio named Project Neptune.
The last time Sarah Palin and Donald Trump shared a stage, the former Alaska governor gave a meandering endorsement speech that displayed her inventiveness with the English language – and her instinctive connection to the Republican base.
As of Wednesday, the Delphi Economic Forum is set to get under way in its home base, Ancient Delphi, with the start of its 7th edition lasting until this Saturday with the participation of 780 figures from around the world.
The realization of the political constraints imposed by the EU’s over-dependence on Russian hydrocarbons on the geopolitical autonomy of European states has a profound impact on longstanding principles of the continent’s energy policy.
52 Syriza MPs have tabled a question in Parliament demanding measures to help newspapers weather the rise in printing costs.
An increasing number of Russian-owned ships are adopting flags of convenience to circumvent sanctions, Bloomberg reports.
And now that our fears are confirmed – that the darkness in the human heart is always present, ready to take over our lives – what do we do?