The Cypriot government intends to reach an agreement in principle by Friday on the introduction of the minimum wage, after the planned meetings between Labor Minister Kyriakos Kousios and employers and trade unions.
Anticipation for a smooth resumption of the supply of Russian natural gas to central Europe, as well as Greece, continued to stoke stock prices at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday, with the benchmark taking steady steps north of the 800-point mark on a somewhat increased daily turnover too.
No possibilities have been ruled out regarding the cause of the large wildfire that scorched Mount Penteli for two days until it was contained on Wednesday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said after a meeting with Climate Crisis & Civil Protection Minister Christos Stylianides.
Neither Finland nor Sweden agreed to change their legislation (regarding the Kurds or any other aspect) as a result of the negotiation and agreement with Turkey.
Demand for business loans increased in the year’s second quarter, while mortgages slid, according to a bank lending survey conducted by the Bank of Greece, which found a reversing of the positive trend recorded in the first quarter for housing loans.
A fire that raged near the city of Megara, some 40 km west of Athens, “looked better” the Fire Service said Wednesday night, while one front remained on the island of Salamina, a 15-minute ferry trip from the capital.
Taxpayers who have identified errors in their real estate details have 10 days to correct the mistake in the E9 form of their tax declarations.
Proposals put forward by the leader of Cyprus’ breakaway Turkish Cypriots are a new, “unacceptable” bid for the ethnically divided island’s permanent partition, the nation’s Greek Cypriot president said Wednesday.
Battered by heavy winds, firefighters in Greece struggled to contain new fires Wednesday around the capital of Athens and on the island of Salamina.
The data on the shortage of decent and affordable student housing has once again brought the issue of rising rent rates back into focus.