Greece and the economic crisis 2022

NEWS ARCHIVE - April 2022

April 26, 2022

PPC Cycling event in Heraklion to include US Abassador Pyatt

Story at Hellenic News [English]

16 air space violations from Turkish drones

Story at Protothema [English]

Russian gas supplies to Poland have been stopped

Story at OT Financial Post [Greek]

European Court of Justice rules in favor of 40 refugees but they are deported from Evros anyway

Story at EFSYN [Greek]

World Bank expects rising food and energy prices to continue for three years

Story at Skai [Greek]

Mitsotakis meets with Prince Charles and discusses Tatoi

Story at Eleftherostypos [Greek] and at Iefimerida [Greek]

Russian military attacks areas of the Moldova-Ukraine border

Story at IN GR [Greek]

The growing danger of hepatitis for children

Story at Real [Greek]

Greek wine production rising

Story at Keep Talking Greece [English]

Following Elon Musk purchase of Twitter, EU sends warning

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

Downward trend continues on Wall Street

Story at OT Financial Post [Greek]

Putin accuses the West of "plot to kill Russian journalists"

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

The growing difficulty in avoiding VAT costs in used car market

Story at IN GR [Greek]

Pandemic case count at 3,290,895

Story at Eleftherostypos [Greek] and at Naftemporiki [Greek]

Greeks return home after long Pascha weekend following two years of lock downs

Story at Keep Talking Greece [English]

Broken pipe destroys Crete toxicology lab

Story at IN GR [Greek]

Deadline for the online fuel subsidy application

Story at Iefimerida [Greek]

The expansion of online tax services continues

Story at OT Financial Post [Greek]

Athens send warning to Turkey against military provocations in the eastern Aegean

Story at Greek City Times [English]

Pascha retail market still generally down in spending this year

Story at Naftemporiki [Greek]

"Not the weak link" Greece and national resurrection

Even now, in the midst of the Russo-Ukrainian war, our country is not the weak link in the EU, in which the leading powers, and not Greece, face existential dilemmas Our country will not run out of natural gas or fuel. It has alternative sources of energy and can itself open new energy paths.

Story at To Vima [English]