Motor Oil sees earnings jump in Q1
Motor Oil on Monday reported a significant improvement in its first-quarter performance in comparison with the same period in 2021.
Employment in Cyprus rises 1.9%
Total employment in Cyprus increased by 1.9% in the first quarter of 2022 compared to the corresponding quarter of 2021, according to a provisional estimate the Statistical Service of Cyprus (CyStat) published on Tuesday.
Turkey moving away from EU values, standards
In a vote at the European Parliament on Tuesday on a report that warned Turkey has repeatedly gone back on its commitments in relation to the EU accession process, despite repeated statements that it aims to become a member-state, an overwhelming majority of 448 MEPs voted in favor in contrast to 67 against.
Court affirms convictions of Afghani youths for Moria fire, reduces sentences
A juvenile appeals court in Lesvos on Tuesday reduced the sentences of two Afghani youths who were jailed for setting a fire that destroyed the Reception and Identification Center of Moria on the island in September 2020.
A clear stance
The current escalation in tensions in Greek-Turkish relations is particularly alarming because this is the first time that all communications between the two sides, at every level, have ceased.
Greece is already becoming an energy hub
Greek and foreign officials and analysts have often stressed Greece’s potential role as an important energy hub in speeches, discussions and interventions.
Venezuela’s Maduro on a 2-day visit to Turkey
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro will pay a two-day official visit to Turkey beginning on Tuesday, the Turkish government said.
Europe’s biggest pharmaceutical cannabis unit to operate from July
The first pharmaceutical cannabis products manufactured by Tikun Europe’s factory in Corinthia in the northern Peloponnese, which is set to start operating next month, are expected to be delivered by the end of the year.
It’s cool to be Greek, officially
“Omaha, Nebraska is a long way from Athens so we can sit at the same table,” Alexander Payne quips when he appears on my computer screen for an interview that had originally been planned when he was in Athens over the Easter holidays.
Cartoon (07/06/2022)
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