Auctions avoided with advance payment of 10% of debt
A new boost is expected for the out-of-court mechanism for debt settlement.
Realty limits in occupied Cyprus
Dursun Oguz, the so-called “interior minister” of Turkish-occupied Cyprus, announced new restrictions on land sales to foreigners in the occupied territories during his visit to Ankara.
Athens laying groundwork for future of tourism
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni said the government is trying hard to prepare an even better future for Greek tourism, boosted also by the significant resources supplied by the European Union.
For a functional relationship
Our differences with Turkey are not going to be resolved anytime soon or easily. But this does not mean that communication with our eastern neighbor should stop – quite the opposite.
Icebreaker government
Stefanos Kasselakis may assert confidently that SYRIZA will finish first in the upcoming European Parliament elections; however, polling data suggest that the conservative New Democracy party continues to dominate the country’s political scene as shaped after the parliamentary elections.
Probe ordered into death of four dolphins in Aegean
The Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation filed a criminal complaint that has prompted an investigation into the death of four dolphins whose bodies washed up on the shores of Samos in the eastern Aegean Sea.
Erdogan’s points
The new tone adopted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in his interview with Kathimerini is positive, as he talks about a “new page” in relations with Greece and the benefits to both countries, while stating that we should not allow the issues on which we disagree to cause tension and contention between our governments…
EU foreign investment scrutiny has blind spots, say auditors
The European Union’s scrutiny of foreign investment suffers from blind spots because some EU members do not carry out screening and those that do have widely different approaches, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) said on Wednesday.
What is next for Greece and Turkey?
The visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Greece echoes the ongoing detente in Greek-Turkish relations. This year has been characterized by some stability as tensions are much lower in comparison to the past. Both countries and their peoples benefit from this situation.
ATHEX: Mid-caps emerge as protagonists
Mid-caps proved quite the attraction at the Greek stock market on Wednesday, taking the benchmark out of the red and into the black, with the vast majority of stocks ending up with gains on the day.