Economy of Cyprus to keep growing
The Cypriot economy in 2021 recovered the output lost during the 2020 Covid crisis and will continue to grow at an average rate of 3.7% in the years 2022–2024, the Central Bank of Cyprus expects.
Bulgaria, Romania see benefits and snags since joining EU
Fifteen years after Romania and Bulgaria joined the European Union, many residents say the former communist nations certainly are better for it. But the two countries still have a way to go to deliver on ending endemic corruption and generating the kind of economic growth that would keep their citizens from leaving to seek financial…
Apollon keeper Verhulst stops Olympiakos
Apollon Smyrnis held Olympiakos to a goalless draw at home on Wednesday, at the dawn of the new year for the Super League, allowing AEK to reduce the distance from the Reds to nine points.
270,000 extra vaccination slots made available for next 10 days
Another 270,000 vaccination slots for people aged 12 and over are now available over the next 10 days, the government announced on Wednesday.
Social compliance
If the two years since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic are any guide, it is safe to say that the effectiveness of safety measures against Covid-19 relies largely on social attitudes.
The West faced with its own creation
“Sitting at the embassy in Moscow in the mid-nineties, it seemed to me that NATO expansion was premature at best and needlessly provocative at worst.”
On ends and beginnings
For some reason, “Don’t Look Up,” a film directed by Adam McKay and released on Netflix shortly before Christmas, appears to have divided its audience between those who adored it (excessively) and those who detested it (excessively).
Woman dies in house fire in Kilkis
A woman in her 60s died in a house fire in the northern city of Kilkis on Wednesday.
Embroidery | Ioannina | To January 16
As part of events marking the bicentennial of the 1821 Greek Revolution, the Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation (PIOP), presents an exhibition “History on Embroidery”
Bulgaria tightens arrival conditions as Covid infections surge
On Bulgaria’s red zone list are countries that have reported over 500 coronavirus infections per 100,000 inhabitants in the past 14 days or have reported a spread of coronavirus variant that raises concerns, such as Greece.