Davos

Most prime ministers in the post-dictatorship period have wanted to come to some form of agreement with Turkey. Konstantinos Karamanlis certainly did, Andreas Papandreou made a solid effort at Davos, Konstantinos Mitsotakis thought of it constantly and Kostas Simitis pursued it systematically.

Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek has traveled to Saudi Arabia to attend the eighth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) and hold talks with government officials and investors.

Saudi Arabia's planned futuristic mega-city known as NEOM has announced the opening of its "first physical showcase": a luxury Red Sea island featuring restaurants, hotels and yachting berths.

A Greek woman, specifically from Crete, is taking charge of the most significant economic deals of the principality at the world’s largest economic forum, Davos. From January 20-24, she will be the head of the Monaco House, which operates under the auspices of Prince Albert and the government of Monaco.

PASOK celebrates 50 years of existence today, having been founded by Andreas Papandreou on September 3rd at the Capital Hotel in Syntagma. Protothema.gr marks this anniversary with five articles by Pantelis Kapsis, Nikos Felekis, Dimitris Pagadakis, Dimitris Danikas, and Stefanos Tzanakis.

After the official confirmation of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s candidacies by the Democratic National Convention last Thursday, the electoral landscape in the US is set.

World-renowned PR expert Maxim Behar took first place in the Thinkers 360 ranking of the 50 most influential global PR leaders.

NIS - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday in Nis a new Ariston factory in the city would export 240 mln euros worth of products in 2025.

Ten months before the presidential elections in the United States, all indications, including the most important of all, the results of the first two primaries, are that Donald Trump will probably be again - for the third time in a row - the Republican candidate for the presidency. 

Health Minister Fahrettin Koca has sought to allay public concerns over Disease X, a theoretical virus believed to be 20 times deadlier than COVID-19, stating that it's not a real thing.

"A presumed disease. Disease X, as the [World Health Organization] WHO calls it. It has no equivalent in real life," Koca said on social media platform X on Jan. 24, attempting to calm fears.