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Nikos Dendias: Greece will do whatever necessary to defend its sovereignty
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias on Monday expressed the hope the Turkey will stop isolating itself and will follow the rules of the international law and of the common sense. On his trip on Sunday to Benghazi, the Foreign Minister said that “it referred to a meeting with
Alexis Tsipras: National unity our strongest weapon against Turkish provocation
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras on Monday accused the government and particularly Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrissohoidis and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of transforming the meaning of safety to insecurity, of legality and order to “terror and repression”.
Is the ghost of Chamberlain still over the Hellenic and Cypriot Skies? We are thirsty for peace…
By Alexander Th. Drivas (*) The destiny of humanity is shaped by the lessons, we learned (or we did not) from History. Unfortunately, History is the only
Is Greek Justice independent? The limits of the power of the President of the Hellenic Republic
By PANOS LAZARATOS On the 16th of December 2019, a Judge of the Supreme Administrative Court and two Attorneys at Law
PM Mitsotakis at E65 highway: ‘Greece is entering a trajectory of sustained growth’
“Greece is entering a trajectory of sustained growth,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday during a visit to E65 highway, “and I believe that the strong foundations we have placed in
Daskalakis spoke about the imaginary and real world of Artificial Intelligence and its challenges
Constantinos Daskalakis spoke about the imaginary and real world of Artificial Intelligence, but also the challenges that we will face. The event was attended by President of the Republic Prokopios Pavlopoulos.
Bank of Greece sees 2.4 pct growth in 2020: Primary surplus target will be met in 2019 & 2020
Bank of Greece (BoG) sees growth of 2.4 pct for 2020 and 2.5 pct for 2021, while this year the growth rate is expected to exceed 1.9 pct.
Daily Telegraph: Among the biggest economic stories of the year is the Athens stock market
“A year ago the prospects for investors in 2019 looked pretty grim. Brexit, trade war and recession worries gripped financial markets, which had just endured their worst year since the financial crisis,” British newspaper “Daily Telegraph” said in an article entitled “From stocks to currencies, who were the big winners of 2019?”
E-platform for Greek Independence centennial proposals is open, says Angelopoulos
The “Greece 2021” committee, commemorating the 200th anniversary of Greece’s declaration of the War of Independence from the Ottoman Turks
Bank of Greece: Central government primary surplus at 6.3 bln euros in 11-month period
The central government primary surplus came to 6.313 billion euros on a cash basis in the 11 months from January to November 2019, up from a surplus of 5.412 billion euros in the same period in 2018, according to Bank of Greece figures released on Wednesday.