Greek Parliament Speaker Konstantinos Tasoulas denounced Russia’s “barbaric and unprovoked” invasion of Ukraine and stressed the need for “the European Union, by protecting its society and strengthening its defense, to be a guarantor of stability, security and prosperity.”
The introduction of a digital service of process will free 1,500 police officers from this bureaucratic chore. It is another example of how easily – and at little to no cost – changes can be promoted that deliver major reforms.
No problems are expected to emerge in the supply chain, according to the emergency meeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis hosted on Monday in view of possible shortages in products such as sunflower or corn oil, wheat etc due to the war in Ukraine.
The outlook for the 2022 tourism season appears particularly positive, barring any new external crisis factors, Aegean Airlines Chairman Eftichios Vassilakis told analysts on Tuesday, with the summer quarter expected to come mighty close to the figures posted in 2019.
Police in Athens have arrested a 17-year-old man on suspicion of stabbing and robbing a 16-year-old outside a school at noon on Monday in the downtown district of Patision.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has told a young student facing deportation that he expects the outcome of an appeal against the decision will allow him to make Greece his home.
The European Commission, Global Citizen, and the Canadian government will join forces on April 9 to raise money for displaced Ukrainians, called “Stand Up for Ukraine.”
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday that regaining investment grade status in 2023 is “a feasible target” for the country despite current economic challenges.
A crash between a car and a bus in Thessaloniki on Tuesday left one man dead and three people injured. According to information, the crash occurred at approximately 4 p.m. on the road leading from the city center to the suburb of Panorama.
Greece’s strategic value for the United States, which has been confirmed during the war in Ukraine, was noted in an interview with former US secretary of state Mike Pompeo, who emphasized the role of the US Naval Base at Souda Bay, Crete.