Cyprus has lost 20% of its oil tanker tonnage as a result of the European Union’s sanctions on Russia relating to crude oil, Cypriot Shipping Deputy Minister Vasilis Demetriades said on Tuesday.
Citizens’ Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos denounced opposition SYRIZA’s stance on the shooting in Thessaloniki earlier this week by police of a 16-year-old, saying the leftist party was trying score political points and to liken the case to that of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos, who was killed by an officer in 2008, sparking unprecedented riots that lasted…
The timetable for the final adoption and disbursement of $102 million from the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) for Elefsis Shipyards has been approved, Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis said in a social media post on Wednesday.
The Cypriot Council of Ministers on Wednesday approved an amendment to the Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulations which will create a database that will record the history of vehicles involved in accidents.
Groups of ethnic Roma burned tires and a bus late Wednesday in Athens suburbs.
As Turkey’s annual inflation rate has soared above 80%, families are being forced to stick with worn-out clothes and shoes and to cut meat from their diets while some struggle to afford school lunches for their children.
Alpha Bank has raised 450 million euros from a fixed-rate senior preferred bond.
This country has a tremendous capacity to regenerate. I felt it, once again, during a visit to Thessaloniki.
Every Friday until the end of December, the Acropolis Museum is holding a special tour, in English (at 6 p.m.), of the Parthenon Gallery.
A country that is a member of NATO and in the core of the European Union – the eurozone – with a stable geopolitical orientation, that for half a century has left behind its great political divisions and authoritarian deviations, that is free from the terrorism and serious crime that plague other developed countries –…