Friday marks Quds (Jerusalem) Day, an annual spectacle for the expression of support for Palestinians -and condemnation for Israel- initiated by the Islamic Republic of Iran in 1979. All around…
Slovak ministers have approved the country’s priorities of the presidency of the Council of European Union on June 30; Slovakia’s presidency itself starts on July 1. Migration and asylum policy…
The European Union has formally decided on Friday to extend its economic sanctions on Russia until the end of January next year, as it was widely expected after EU leaders…
The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is visiting China on July 1-6 with numerous cabinet members and businessmen in order to promote investment deals and bilateral relations. Mr. Tsipras will…
The Austrian Constitutional Court ruled on Friday that presidential run-off election must be held again, giving the Freedom Party candidate another chance to become the first far right head of…
Britain΄s Boris Johnson, former mayor of London and top exit campaigner, said he will not run for Prime Minister, whereas Justice Secretary Michael Gove and Interior Minister Theresa May have…
National Bank of Greece (NBG) President Louka Katseli speaking to a general assembly of the bank’s shareholders stressed Brexit will affect Greece
The International Monetary Fund said in its Financial Sector Assessment Program that the German Deutsche Bank is the most important contributor of systemic risks, followed by HSBC and Credit Suisse
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will meet with German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel for talks on Thursday in Athens. Mr. Sigmar is also expected to meet with President of the…
European Commissioner for Regional Policy Corina Cretu is expected to announce on Thursday that Greece will receive an additional 860 million euros in European Union subsidies during the current funding…