Xenia exhibition, the leading commercial forum for hotel industry executives and an exhibition pillar for the development of the tourism industry in Greece, is opening its gates on Saturday, November 25, at the Metropolitan Expo center by the Athens airport.
Cyprus’ banks have reluctantly agreed to extend the freeze on main residence foreclosures up to 350,000 euros, but tensions have arisen over proposed legislative changes.
From January 1, 2024, the 30% pension cut for pensioners who continue to work is to be abolished, and those retirees will collect their entire main and auxiliary pensions with the exception of a 10% deduction.
Greece needs to strengthen the competitive advantage it has begun to build in the field of optical satellite communications, taking action not only in terms of university research, but also in the creation of a business ecosystem, Polyzois Kokkonis, future programs officer at the European Space Agency (ESA), said in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian…
The perils threatening national security are no longer just the visible ones; we also have to contend with the digital ones.
Giannis Oikonomou was very eloquent in his comments on Skai TV the other day, though after so many years in the game and having served as government spokesman, we didn’t expect anything less.
Just as we were saying that Alexis Tsipras has disappeared and as his comrades criticized his silence throughout the storm in SYRIZA caused by the election of Stefanos Kasselakis, the leftist opposition party’s former president turned up again.
Greek-Chinese cooperation in shipping infrastructure is constantly gathering pace, with more and more Greek-owned ships being built in China and Piraeus port growing into a European leader of container handling.
The new tax bill submitted in Parliament provides for exceptionally high fines for professionals and enterprises who do not send (or do not do so in time) the receipts they issue.