New Year's Day

Fresh growth for stocks as fears subside

Growing optimism among traders and investors that this month’s elections will not result in a leap into the unknown for the economy, reflected also in statements by Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis, gave local stocks fresh impetus on Friday, although turnover remained very low in what was the first session of the new year.

Motherhood not a career for men: Turkish health minister

Turkey?s health minister has revisited his New Year?s Day comments about motherhood, informing men that they need not apply for the task of being mothers. Turkey?s health minister has revisited his New Year?s Day comments about motherhood being the only acceptable career for women, while informing men that they need not apply for the task of being mothers.

Summary of 2014: !Redrum

I use the first two columns of the year to summarize the past year’s economic agenda and share my predictions for the new year. The first one is much easier, as I have more than 100 of my columns to guide me.

ND spokesman slams Attica governor for not attending church service

Outspoken New Democracy MP Adonis Georgiadis took to Twitter on Thursday to criticize Attica Governor Rena Dourou for failing to attend a New Year’s Day church service. He said it was a “disgrace” that the SYRIZA politician did not line up with other dignitaries at Aghios Dionysos church.

“Mrs Dourou does not like church,” tweeted New Democracy’s parliamentary spokesman.

Montenegro "must do everything to be invited to NATO"

Montenegro "must do everything to be invited to NATO"

PODGORICA -- Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic has said that his country "must not miss the chance to receive an invitation to join NATO next year."

In his New Year's address on Wednesday, he said Montenegro in 2014 proved to be a reliable partner to the European Union and NATO.

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