Turkish UAV flies over Kinaros
A Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, flew over the islet of Kinaros in the early hours of Wednesday.
Mild tremor rattles Corinthia
An earthquake measuring 3.7 on the Richter scale hit the regional unit of Corinthia, at 7.50 a.m. on Wednesday, the Athens Geodynamic Institute reported.
Extra relief for taxpayers
The 2023 draft budget, submitted in Parliament on Monday, provides for relief measures of 3.5 billion euros, which will lead to an increase in disposable income for taxpayers, while at the same time an additional amount of €1 billion is foreseen being made available to deal with the energy crisis, raising the interventions to €4.5…
Pandemic takes toll on teenagers’ mental health
The decline in mental health among teenagers was intensified by the Covid-19 pandemic with studies observing sharp increases in anxiety, depression, aggression, self-harm and, most prominently, online addiction, experts warn ahead of a three-day conference at the University of Athens (UoA) starting Wednesday.
Mitsotakis: Time for EU to place a cap on natural gas prices
A majority of EU states, including Greece, has called on Europe to place a cap on natural gas prices as a way for Europe to not only take back control of its gas market, but strike back at Russia.
Rental rate rally appears to have ended
Home rental rates in Attica have now entered a consolidation phase.
Summer plan for Cyprus Airways
Cyprus Airways on Tuesday announced its ambitious plans for summer 2023, when it will fly to 11 confirmed destinations with a schedule of at least 43 weekly flights, while new destinations will be announced soon. Next summer’s schedule starts on March 26.
Bank scam victims face money laundering probes
They fell victim to scammers, by responding to phishing e-mails and giving away their bank account passwords. And yet, they were very nearly prosecuted for money laundering.
A front-line mystery: Was he scouting for firewood, or for Russia?
The white speedboat pulled close to the riverbank in eastern Ukraine and disgorged a half-dozen Ukrainian soldiers carrying their rifles, their packs and the look of exhaustion that comes from days on the front under relentless shelling.
EU considering ‘flexibile’ gas price cap, energy chief says
The European Commission is considering versions of a gas price cap including a possible temporary “flexible” limit on the Dutch Title Transfer Facility price, the EU’s head of energy policy said on Tuesday.