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Mario Centeno said that the Greek growth plan presented by Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos is an indication of Greece’s determination to continue the path of reform after August and that Athens acknowledges “ownership” of the plan.

' I discerned a clear propensity and often insistence upon promoting actions without evaluation, without meritocracy, far from international standards, in order to serve personal agendas, and to establish full control by the General Secretariat.'

Krimizis charges that ministerial decisions issued after HSA was founded, “In practice annulled its reason for existence”, turning it into an “untrustworthy bureaucratic structure, which could become subjugated to any political supervisor”.

The illegal gathering of plants, mainly at the Greek-Albanian border, is an old story, yet it appears to be spinning out of control, despite the warnings of environmental groups regarding a destruction of this natural wealth.

Greece has the second highest rate of citizens deprived of basic goods, with 21 percent, right behind Bulgaria, according to the data.

Angelos Delivorias’ life’s work for most was transforming the Benaki Museum into an exhibition space with contemporary specifications, which could serve his vision: the diachronic, narrative presentation of Greek history.

Dialogue, criticism, and democracy are in the final analysis incompatible with the DNA of the ruling Syriza party. From the time that they were still in the opposition – and much more so now that they are in power – they could not tolerate criticism, different views, and debate. Whoever does not praise them or […]

In a surprise statement to the European Parliament, Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Commissioner predicted that there will be a FYROM naming solution in the next two weeks.

Only 12 percent of those polled trust SYRIZA to manage Greek-Turkish relations, while there is literally almost zero trust – less than one percent - in Defence Minister Panos Kammenos' handling of national issues, which are at the core of his remit.

The Nato chief urged Ankara and Athens to resolve their differences in a spirit of good neighbourly relations, and in the framework of bilateral meetings.

Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim described Greece as a safe haven for Turkey’s enemies, and said that Greece’s stance toward the eight is harming Greek-Turkish relations.

'What can we possibly be celebrating in Kastelorizo? I am not among those celebrating because the memorandum is ending, because it is leaving rubble behind it. Why should we be dancing?' Filis said

The resolution also underlines the fact that the imprisonment of the officers without charges being filed for nearly two months is a patent violation of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Erdogan last year narrowly won a referendum to change the constitution and create an executive presidency. However, those extended powers are not due to take effect until after the presidential election.

The competition is stiff and the time is incredibly short – five minutes, to be precise. That is the time allotted to persuade investors to grant them the first place spot and a million dollars in the Chivas Venture competition, the final phase of which will take place on 24 May in Amsterdam. Vying with […]

Moscovici indicated that EU supervision of Greece’s finances after the current programme will be similar to that for other EU countries, but will also include a special post-programme surveillance.

Alternate Defence Minister Fotis Kouvelis said that there is an undeclared war going on in the Aegean and said he had requested an exhaustive briefing from the armed forces on the alleged incident of the removal of the flag.

A Piraeus lower court judicial council unanimously decided not to approve a decision by Piraeus prosecutor Eirini Tziva banning businessman Vagelis Marinakis from leaving the country, on the grounds that he was liable to attempt to flee to avoid prosecution. The same Council also rejected exit restrictions imposed on three other people. In its ruling, […]

The government is forced to walk on a tightrope, balancing between crisis budget cuts and the absolutely necessary procurement and systems upgrades required to keep the armed forces battle-worthy.