Zero VAT on meat and veg in Cyprus
As of last Friday, December 1, the zero VAT rate on meat and vegetables, categorized under specific customs tariff codes, has come into effect in Cyprus.
Why productivity stays low
Labor productivity in Greece remains low compared to Europe, according to the annual report of the Hellenic Productivity Council highlighting a permanent weakness of the Greek economy.
Veteran MEP Papadimoulis joins defecting SYRIZA MPs
European Parliament Vice-President Dimitris Papadimoulis said Sunday he will represent in that assembly the new Parliamentary group created by 11 MPs who defected from the main opposition SYRIZA party.
Hatzidakis greets Greek upgrade by Fitch
Fitch Ratings added itself on Friday night to the list of rating agencies that have reverted Greece to investment grade.
Chinese-Greek theater festival in Athens
The first Sino-Hellenic International Theater Festival kicked off on Saturday, with Chinese dramas bringing an audio-visual feast to the audiences.
Greek economy trending toward a violation of key economic principles
The latest data on savings present food for thought for the Greek government policymakers regarding its exit out of the woods. In 2022, people in the EU saved on average 12.7% of their disposable income.
Veteran diplomat Zacharakis, 84, dies
Retired diplomat and former European Parliament MP Christos Zacharakis has died. He was 84.
A modern-day Prometheus of freedom and innovation
In the annals of history, certain individuals rise as the architects of transformation, challenging norms and sculpting the destiny of humanity.
Have short-term rental prices peaked?
A slight drop in the average price of short-term rentals in October may be a sign that the price levels demanded may not be sustainable.
Miss Monique | Athens | December 24
On Christmas Eve, Ukraine’s Miss Monique takes over the decks at the Oddity Club (oddityclub.gr) for a night to remember with smoothly melting techno rhythms, classic trance and progressive tunes.