The European Central Bank should consider Greece’s economic progress when it decides whether to keep granting it funding despite its ‘junk’ credit rating in the coming days, the ECB’s vice-president Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
Police in northern Greece have arrested four suspected members of a tobacco smuggling racket and seized more than 3 million contraband cigarettes during searches of two warehouses in the northern port city of Thessaloniki.
The Regulatory Authority for Energy has been receiving a growing number of consumer complaints about the prices of electricity that power suppliers have unilaterally hiked, and about adjustment clauses in their contracts that they were unaware of.
Greece has expressed its satisfaction with the final text of the European Union’s so-called Strategic Compass, adopted by a meeting of the bloc’s Foreign and Defense Council on Monday.
A Ukrainian serviceman guards his position in Mariupol, Ukraine. Speaking ahead of a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias called attention to the humanitarian crisis in the besieged port city of Mariupol.
The government is reportedly working with three different hypotheses regarding the duration of the war in Ukraine and its consequent adverse effects on the Greek economy.
Michael Rubin joins our host Thanos Davelis to explain why it’s time for the Biden administration to reverse its decision on the EastMed pipeline and go all-in on the project.
Against the backdrop of Greece’s candidacy for a position on the United Nations Security Council in 2025-26, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will visit non-permanent members India and Brazil.
Six people accused in the beating death of a gay rights activist during an altercation in a jewelry shop in downtown Athens on September 21, 2018, are due to start testifying on Tuesday.
Alternate Health Minister Mina Gaga conveyed the message on Monday that the coronavirus pandemic has not gone away and that people must remain vigilant.