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Despite the difficult situation, most of the hotel projects that had started in Athens and in the rest of the country are once again moving ahead.

The Greek Prime Minister stressed that Greece is a country with confidence that defends its sovereign rights

An end to the curfew is forecast for July 1, assuming that epidemiological situation continues to improve

European Union environment ministers on Thursday approved the Union’s new climate change adaptation strategy

Sessions began on Thursday at the historic Bourtzi site at the old harbour

ECB President Christine Lagarde said the euro-zone’s central bank will continue its debt-buyback scheme – at least until September

The plea comes ahead of the peak of the annual holiday season in the east Mediterranean country, which has scores of island destinations

An employer has no legal basis to lay off an employee who refuses to be vaccinated. In such cases, employers can legitimately transfer employees to positions where they do not come into contact with others.

The National Network for Genome Monitoring of SARS-CoV-2, has completed the genome analysis of 1,567 samples. The carrier has been quarantined and there has been contact tracing for the individual.

The Commission head will be in Athens on Thursday

Along with Italy, Greece’s securities are still among the “riskiest” in the euro-zone, but at the same time among the best yielding

The protests were accompanied by a nationwide strike called by the unions

The latest bi-annual survey queried some 1,500 CFOs on the continent in 19 countries, with questionnaires fielded in March 2021

The Act acknowledges that Greece is a pillar of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean and notes the importance of the “3+1” cooperation (between Greece, Israel, Cyprus, and the US).

The 40-million-euro project was announced on the popular holiday isle by Infrastructure & Transports Minister Costas A. Karamanlis

Still, Turkey maintains the second largest army in NATO and remains a critical, regional US ally and undoubtedly the difficult path toward a modus vivendi is pressing for both sides.

The Greek state priced a €2.5bn tap of its outstanding June 2031 government bond (GGB), taking the total outstanding to €6.0bn.

If privileges for vaccinated citizens can be used as a tool to advance understanding among those who are still reluctant to be vaccinated, then they are not only just – they are necessary.

And the dream goes on … The Greek champion prevailed with a 2-0 set over Sviatek

These small “oases” are created in densely populated neighborhoods, where public space is limited, to improve everyday life and offer a way out for social interaction and oxygen breaths to residents and visitors.