Only 32 bounced checks totaling 47,010 euros were issued in Cyprus in October 2022, and a total of 20 entries were on the preliminary list of the Central Information Register (CIR) for bounced checks maintained by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC).
Noise pollution from ships, speedboats and other human activities is taking a toll on the communications of aquatic mammals, the Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation has warned.
With the clock towards next year’s likely double election already ticking, it is becoming clearer every day that the result will hinge on the state of the economy.
Representatives from 30 American universities – including top-flight schools like Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, Brown and Johns Hopkins – are in Greece these days exploring new partnerships and strengthening already existing ties with local institutions, thanks to an initiative launched in December 2019 by the Greek Education Ministry and the Institute of International Education…
Archbishop Chrysostomos II, the outspoken leader of Cyprus’ Greek Orthodox Christian Church whose forays into the country’s complex politics and finances fired up supporters and detractors alike, has died. He was 81.
The University of Patra has taken the lead in establishing two undergraduate degree programs in China.
The pullback of advertisers from Twitter gathered steam Friday amid growing fear that misinformation and hate speech would be allowed to proliferate on the platform under Elon Musk’s leadership.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has responded to major government missteps by taking remediation steps, such as legislation or other government decision.