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Hatzidakis said that for PPC to be viable in the coming year possibly over 900mn euros will be required.

After hard work we passed into the Groups. We are especially glad and proud,” Marinakis declared

The judiciary cannot perpetually operate in an environment of attacks and pressures.

Not only must the economy be stabilised but also it must achieve growth rates that will definitively bring light at the end of the tunnel.

There was also a strong rally on the Greek five-year bond, with a return of 1.092 percent – a seven percentage point drop as compared to 26 August.

The truth is that the SYRIZA government awas responsible for banks shutting down and the imposition of capital controls because of its policies.

'In cooperation with the Bank of Greece we are completely restoring normalcy in the movement of capital,' Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced today.

Not only in Greece but in all countries the issue of keeping commercial shops open on Sundays has stirred intense debate.

Emmanuel Macron's statement demonstrates the understanding that faced with a world of old and emerging super-powers Europe cannot but tread the path of solidarity and unity.

Irresponsible leaders and the timidity and reluctance of other major economies such as China's to cooperate in order to reverse climate change leave little room for optimism.

Tax breaks bolster the need for consumption which is necessary in order to restart the economy.

The continual burden on the taxpayer’s shoulder reminds us that the plan to clean up PPC cannot be placed on their shoulders in its entirety.

At the hospital in Santorini which opened with celebrations three years ago the obstectrics clinic and surgery clinic would have shut down if the sole anaesthesiologist were to take a vacation.

Either a country can be dragged into power plays and sabre-rattling or it acts in a calm and prudent manner with knowledge of its geopolitical position and interenational alliances.

The battle against corruption is a top aim of the government as it stated in presenting its programme in Parliament.

From the first moment the government requested European assistance with the dispatch of eight Canadair aircraft.

Greek TV showed thick, dark smoke blanketing the area with ash falling kilometers away, blown by strong winds.

This mobilisation followed the protocol of the General Secretariat for Civil Protection for the precautionary evacuation of residents.

You will say Erdogan is in power today. Certainly, Turkey has changed. What will not change unto the ages is that Turkey is our neighbour and will always be.

The country’s very serious President Sergio Matarela is aware of this and is trying to form a pro-European, anti-nationalist salvation government which can keep the government on a liberal path until the spring.

The restoration of the prestige and credibility of institutions is one of the top priorities of the new government.

The last round of U.N.-sponsored negotiations collapsed in 2017 over the role of Turkey in a post-settlement Cyprus.

“Let them not test our power because there will be a heavy price to pay,” Akar declared today in Turkish-occupied Cyprus.

What is required is a plan for the controlled decongestion of prisons and the improvement of prisoners’ living conditions.

There is another incredible resistance by certain doctors and nurses who smoke in hospitals, offering a terrible example and outrageously violating their duties.

Americans constitute 4.4 percent of the global population and own 42 percent of the total number of weapons worldwide.

What is most important is the creation of a new international conscience that will take into account the fact that asymmetrical challenges are here

Let us ponder today a post-junta problem of the Greek educational system.

The Bicentennial can thus be the start of a reconstruction and a milestone of recovery and progress.

The banking system is moving toward the development of an “excellent clientele” and of survival in a competitive economic environment.

The issue is the mistakes, incompetence, and provocative complacency of those who did not put a cap on pensions even though they had plenty of time to do so.

The talks came amidst heightened tensions between the Republic of Cyprus and Turkey, which is conducting illegal drilling for hydrocarbons in Cyprus’ EEZ.