A Cypriot District court rejected a petition by 64 people to strike down as unconstitutional government regulations requiring Covid-19 vaccination certificates to enter indoor and outdoor venues, the Attorney-General’s office said on Tuesday.
Stefanos Tsitsipas will be hoping it is third time lucky in an Australian Open semi-final following his scintillating performance against Jannik Sinner in the last eight on Wednesday.
Funds that have acquired Greek bond portfolios are the main drivers of property auctions, taking over from banks, with over 70% of assets scheduled to go under the hammer within 2022 via the e-auction platform having various funds as their sellers.
Seth Frantzman joins The Greek Current to discuss his latest piece in The Jerusalem Post on Turkey’s hints at reconciliation with Israel, and why Turkey’s Israel agenda is about giving nothing and getting everything.
US Representatives Gus Bilirakis and Frank Pallone have called on the Biden administration to reject Turkey’s request to purchase 40 next-generation F-16 fighter jets and upgrade kits for their current fleet.
One person was injured and several buildings were extensively damaged by an explosion in central Athens that led to a fire early on Wednesday, officials and witnesses said.
With the government blasted by the opposition over its response, the finger of blame for the chaos and entrapment of thousands of drivers on the Attica beltway that rings the Greek capital during the snowstorm on Monday evening is being pointed at Attiki Odos SA, the company that manages the highway.
One person was injured in central Athens Wednesday after an explosion sparked a fire and damaged a vacant building.
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades is satisfied with the timetable as regards the opening of the competitive electricity market, set to launch in the fall of 2022, according to a written statement by deputy government spokesperson Niovi Parisinou.
Nurses would like to set the record straight on the hospital staffing crisis.