BA, easyJet expand their Cyprus flights
The Cypriot Deputy Ministry of Tourism disclosed on social media the decision by British Airways to transition Gatwick-Larnaca flights into a full-time service.
Poor night for Greeks in Europe, but PAOK qualifies
Greek teams had a bad night in Europe on Thursday, with Panathinaikos, Olympiakos and AEK suffering defeats in the Europa League.
Nikos Pappas’ hugs
The results of the first opinion poll after the regional and local elections capture the mood of a public that is watching, in real time, the disintegration of the party that is the main opposition and which rose to government in 2015 with promises and commitments that could not be implemented (but even if they…
Two major US cruise operators interested in buying Lavrio port
The tender for the concession of Lavrio port is set to begin in the next few weeks.
Greek PM insists on need for political solution for Gaza
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlighted the need for a political solution which presupposes the existence of a Palestinian state during his keynote address at the International Humanitarian Conference for the civilians in Gaza, organized by Emmanuel Macron in Paris.
Parliamentary committee to probe Tempe train tragedy
The ruling conservatives announced that they would vote in favor of the proposal recently submitted to Parliament by the communist KKE party for the establishment of a parliamentary committee of inquiry into the fatal collision of two trains in Tempe in central Greece on February 28.
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Ticking time bomb
Waste management has developed differently around Greece. There are parts of the country where big strides have been made, with modern units in operation. Elsewhere, landfills are collapsing into the sea.
ATHEX: Investors focusing on stock picking
For the third day in a row the benchmark of the Greek stock market closed with losses that affected half the board’s stocks.
Greece and Turkey benefit from calm waters
We have enjoyed an almost unprecedented calm in the Aegean Sea these past nine months or so. This is not due solely to political resolve. It also has an economic dimension and is attributed to specific operational weaknesses.