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The contemporary world cannot be interpreted with populist or conspiracy theory approaches, nor can nations move forward with leaps into the void, without a compass and constants.

Kri Kri exports to more than 40 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Asia

The auction for 750 million will be held tomorrow, Tuesday

Mixed “feelings” for 2023. “Yes, but… “, from S&P in this year’s last rating

The gripes of coastal shipping

The cost of raising wrecks and transporting them for dismantling in Turkey is considered unprofitable, while at the same time Greece is losing valuable resources and income from scrap

On the occasion of the publication of his latest book, the former president of France, F. Hollande, talks to “TA NEA” newspaper about the challenges of Turkey, the war in Ukraine, the Greek referendum of 2015 and the Refugee issue

Concern over new non-performing loans, unpaid bills, falling investment and fiscal support with 7.5 billion euros

The Western Balkans are a key priority for the European Union

“I have not been pressured by powerful figures regarding the priest at the Church of the Saints Isidore. That is incorrect,” the archbishop said in an interview published today.

The West cannot abandon Turkey, and Greece does not want the West to abandon Turkey, even with a president like Erdogan – the dangerous revisionist that supposedly no one wants to talk to.

It simply required political will, decisiveness, and administrative capabilities in order to combat bureaucratic red tape and to streamline procedures at public services.

On Friday, EU leaders agreed speed up efforts to reduce demand in order to avoid rationing, as well as to secure supply and reduce prices.

The special measures that the education ministry and the entire government are preparing as regards special, lower energy rates for universities, especially in northern Greece, are absolutely necessary.

On October 27, Thursday, he will meet with Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Construction work on the distribution network will begin in early 2023

Financial institutions lag significantly behind in out-of-court settlements, notes the Minister of Finance

He publicly called for a UN investigation into the treatment of 92 third country nationals located by Greek authorities last week on the riverside border with Turkey

Mitsotakis spoke as he arrived in Brussels for the meeting, held some two weeks after an informal European Council session in Prague

Although construction has continued for several years, an underground rail line remains an elusive “dream” for residents of Greece’s second largest municipality