Man dies after car crashes down metro station underpass
A man has died after the car he was driving at high speed hit a curb, left the road, crashed down the steps to an underpass to a metro station in Athens and overturned.
NATO allies to spend ‘at least 2%’ of GDP on defense, diplomats say
NATO allies have reached agreement to raise the alliance’s target for military spending to at least 2% of national GDP, two diplomats told Reuters late on Friday.
E9 property status form to be automatically updated
The property status form (E9) of taxpayers will be automatically updated after the sale or purchase of a property.
Inflation in Cyprus drops to lowest in 25 months
Inflation in Cyprus reached its lowest level in 25 months in June 2023 and stood at 1.9% on an annual basis, mainly due to the decline in food prices.
G-Cloud to shut down from 7 to 8 a.m. on Monday
Online public services will become unavailable for one hour on Monday due to an upgrade of the so-called Government Cloud (G-Cloud), said the Digital Governance Ministry’s General Secretariat for Information Systems and Digital Governance.
The ‘great resignation’ is over. Can workers’ power endure?
Tens of millions of Americans have changed jobs over the past two years, a tidal wave of quitting that reflected – and helped create – a rare moment of worker power as employees demanded higher pay and as employers, short on staff, often gave it to them.
Cyprus Parliament approves foreclosures law
A significant mobilization by the Cypriot government and the Central Bank of Cyprus this week regarding the framework of foreclosures bore fruit.
Stournaras: An ECB hike after September would be ‘surprising’
Greek central bank chief Yannis Stournaras did not rule out a further interest rate hike by the European Central Bank in September, but added that any increase beyond that month “would be surprising.”