London: A man was arrested for spray-painting pro-Palestinian slogans on the Churchill statue
A 38-year-old man was arrested by British police for allegedly vandalizing the Winston Churchill statue in central London with pro-Palestinian graffiti.
UniCredit withdrew its appeal to the CJEU against the ECB's request for its withdrawal from Russia
Italian bank UniCredit has withdrawn its appeal to the European Court of Justice against the European Central Bank's directive to exit Russia, following pressure and sanctions related to the conflict in Ukraine.
The progress of the E65 is at 93% - Completion expected in the coming months
Construction of the northern section of the E65 highway in Central Greece is nearing completion, currently reported at 93% progress and funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund.
Chamber of Commerce: Catering businesses to be included in the list of seasonal employment for third-country citizens
The Central Union of Greek Chambers of Commerce calls for catering businesses to be added to the list of industries that can hire seasonal workers from third countries due to labor shortages.
Germany: A small but unexpected decrease in inflation in February
Inflation in Germany unexpectedly fell to 2% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from the federal statistical office.
Faithful replica of the bell tower of St. George in Neapolis of Cappadocia in the central square of the municipality of Neapolis-Sykeon
A replica of the bell tower from the Church of St. George in Neapolis, Cappadocia, is set to be built in the central square of Neapolis, Greece, honoring the region's Greek heritage.
Central Athens: Emergency traffic regulations on Saturday due to gatherings for the Tempi incident
Emergency traffic regulations will be in effect in central Athens on Saturday due to scheduled gatherings marking the third anniversary of the train tragedy in Tempi.
Prosecutorial investigation into cut telemanagement cables on the Athens-Thessaloniki line
A preliminary investigation has been ordered following the discovery that unknown individuals cut telemanagement cables along the central railway line from Athens to Thessaloniki.
Lagarde: AI does not yet bring a wave of layoffs - Digital euro ready by the end of the term
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that artificial intelligence has not yet led to massive layoffs in the Eurozone, while also emphasizing the importance of completing projects like the digital euro during her term.
Mexico: The map of the cartels - Where each criminal organization operates
The death of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Osegera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', highlights the enduring strength of drug cartels in Mexico and poses challenges to central authority.
Series of explosions from Russian raid in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities – Today's meeting with the USA in Geneva
A series of explosions were reported in central Kyiv due to Russian missile strikes amidst a declared air raid alert.
New losses for the yen
The yen has fallen to a two-week low against the dollar following the appointment of two academics to Japan's central bank board, raising concerns about future interest rate hikes amidst supportive monetary and fiscal policies advocated by Prime Minister Sanae Takeichi.
Instead of gold: The ghost towers, 'money parking' for billionaires
Many luxury apartments in Billionaires' Row in New York City remain empty, serving as investments for wealthy individuals rather than homes.
The ECB approved the appointment of Vucic as its new Vice-President
The European Central Bank has approved the appointment of Boris Vucic as its new Vice-President for an eight-year term starting in June.
Athens: Protest and March of Workers in Hospitality and Tourism
Workers in the tourism and hospitality sectors held a protest march in central Athens, demanding a collective labor agreement and a meeting with the Minister of Labor.
Agreements - fuel for the Vertical Corridor in Washington - What are the next steps
New agreements on natural gas production and supply were signed in Washington, marking a significant step forward for the Vertical Corridor initiative in Central and Eastern Europe.
Joint Statement of the 13 Ministers of the Countries of the Vertical Corridor – What Was Agreed at the Summit
Energy ministers from Central and Eastern European countries, along with representatives from the USA, signed a joint declaration to enhance natural gas supply security in the region.
Ukrainian Strike on Oil Pumping Unit More Than 1,200 Kilometers from the Border
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil pumping unit serving the Druzhba pipeline, impacting oil supplies to Central Europe and escalating tensions with Hungary and Slovakia.
Lagarde: Strong criticism for the 140,000 euros she receives from the BIS
Christine Lagarde faces backlash for her annual salary of 140,000 euros from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), contradicting ECB rules against simultaneous payments from multiple sources.
FT: Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from BIS despite 'block' on third-party payments for ECB employees
The news reveals that ECB President Christine Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from the Bank for International Settlements, stirring controversy within the European Central Bank due to internal rules against third-party remuneration.
FT: Greece seeks a central role in the European natural gas market
An article highlights Greece's ambition to establish itself as a key entry point for LNG imports into Europe amid the transition to ban Russian natural gas.
Financial Times: Greece a Central Player in the European Market after Russian Gas
The Financial Times reports that Greece is emerging as the southern gateway to Europe for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports, particularly from the US, as the EU prepares for a full ban on Russian gas by 2027.
The Revolutionary Guards are trying to 'resurrect' Hezbollah - Preparing for war with Israel and the USA
Iran's Revolutionary Guards are taking a central role in reorganizing Hezbollah in Lebanon as preparations intensify for potential conflict with the US and Israel.
Green light from the Central Archaeological Council for the restoration of the Herodion – See pictures
The Central Archaeological Council (KAS) in Greece has approved a comprehensive program for the protection and restoration of the Herodion.
Alarm in Paris: Central buildings evacuated after bomb threats
Paris has been placed on high alert following mass emails threatening bomb placements in various locations across the city.
Fatal Traffic Accident in Patission: 28-Year-Old Driver was Drunk Who Hit 74-Year-Old Woman
A 28-year-old motorcyclist, who was under the influence of alcohol, hit and killed a 74-year-old pedestrian in Patission, central Athens.
Under the influence of alcohol, the 28-year-old driver who fatally hit a 74-year-old woman
A 28-year-old motorcyclist was found to be under the influence of alcohol, leading to the fatal accident of a 74-year-old woman in central Athens.
Lagarde states that the 'main goal' is to complete her term at the ECB
Christine Lagarde has reaffirmed her commitment to complete her term as President of the European Central Bank, despite speculation about an early resignation.
Christine Lagarde states her 'main goal' is to complete her term at the ECB
Christine Lagarde expresses her intention to finish her term as President of the European Central Bank, countering speculation about an early resignation.
Sunday of Apokries in the center of Athens
The Sunday of Apokries transforms central Athens into a festive scene filled with color, music, and rhythm.
Fatal traffic accident on Patission – Motorcycle hits 74-year-old woman
A 74-year-old woman was killed in a motorcycle accident in central Athens early Friday morning.
Fatal Traffic Accident in Central Athens: Motorcycle Hits 74-Year-Old Woman
A tragic traffic accident occurred in central Athens where a 74-year-old woman was struck by a motorcycle and later died from her injuries.
G. Stournaras to Politico: It is time to convince Berlin about eurobonds and debt
Greek central bank governor G. Stournaras advocates for eurobonds in an interview with Politico, urging Germany to support common bonds for financing defense and strategic investments as the EU faces multiple crises.
Weather: New wave of bad weather before Clean Monday – The "red" areas
Severe weather is expected as Greeks prepare to leave cities for Clean Monday, with rainstorms primarily affecting the central and northern regions.
The ECB penalizes JP Morgan with the largest fine it has imposed on a central bank
The European Central Bank has fined JP Morgan €12.2 million for misreporting risk, marking the largest fine imposed by the institution to date.
C.S.C.N.M.: The photographs of Kaisariani 'give face to the historical testimonies of their ethos and patriotism'
The Central Council of Modern Monuments recognized the significance of a collection of photographs related to the execution of 200 Greeks by Nazi forces during World War II.
ECB Official: The digital euro will cost EU banks between 4 and 6 billion over 4 years
The introduction of the digital euro could cost European banks between 4 and 6 billion euros over four years, according to a European Central Bank official.
Nigeria: Dozens of miners dead from explosion
At least 38 miners have died following an explosion at a lead mine in Plateau State, central Nigeria.
When will Lagarde resign and what office will she seek next?
Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, is expected to resign before the French presidential elections scheduled for April 2027, according to reports from the Financial Times and Bloomberg.
The ECB Responds to the Financial Times: Lagarde is Completely Focused on Her Duties
The European Central Bank clarified that Christine Lagarde has not decided when she will step down as president, following a Financial Times report suggesting her potential departure ahead of the French presidential elections in 2027.
Lagarde denies reports of her departure from the ECB
Christine Lagarde has denied any decisions regarding her potential early departure from the European Central Bank, aiming to quell speculations following a report from the Financial Times.
FT: Lagarde plans to leave the ECB early ahead of the French elections
Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, is reported to consider leaving her position before the end of her term, possibly in light of the upcoming presidential elections in France.
Financial Times: Lagarde considers early departure from the ECB
Christine Lagarde, the President of the European Central Bank, is expected to step down before the end of her term in October 2027, according to reports from the Financial Times.
OPEKA: New headache for Androulakis - A central member of PASOK under investigation
Nikos Androulakis faces new challenges as a former secretary of PASOK's Organizational Department is implicated in the OPEKA 'fake' allowance scandal.
KISE for Glykatzis-Arverler: All humanity loses an unparalleled mind and a great person
The Central Israeli Council of Greece expresses its condolences over the loss of Helen Glykatzis-Arverler, a prominent historian and the first female chancellor of the Sorbonne, highlighting her humanitarian legacy and contributions to Holocaust education.
Can the euro become global? The obstacles and the cost
European leaders are intensifying efforts to enhance the euro's international role amid geopolitical challenges, focusing on deepening capital market integration and expanding access to euro liquidity.
Let the reserves of the Funds be well
The recent confrontation between central banker Yannis Stournaras and former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has highlighted an overlooked issue regarding the 'borrowing' of the state from pension funds.
Nikos Androulakis on TikTok: Everyone for Change
Nikos Androulakis shared highlights from a recent Central Organizational Committee meeting on TikTok and engaged with athletes during a Paralympic association election.
Kaisariani: The Central Council of Modern Monuments decides the fate of the photographs
The Greek Ministry of Culture is moving towards acquiring photographic evidence of the execution of 200 patriots in Kaisariani, following a government spokesperson's announcement.
Why Le Pen Will Determine Lagarde's Succession at the ECB
The resignation of French central banker François Villeroy de Galhau raises questions about the future leadership of the European Central Bank amidst rising political tensions in France.