Tender for electric buses ends in failure
A tender for the purchase of another 100 electric buses (12 meters long with an autonomy of 135 kilometers) has been declared void.
MP’s Lausanne Treaty remark sparks row
The controversy that followed New Democracy MP Angelos Syrigos’ claim that some articles of the Lausanne Treaty were out of date, has brought attention to the uncertainty surrounding the text of the 1923 agreement.
Minor reshuffle to rectify weaknesses
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday made targeted interventions in the composition of his government to enhance, as a senior official said, “its effectiveness.”
Private debt still a threat in Cyprus
The European Commission has reiterated warnings concerning the significant challenges posed to the Cypriot economy from private debt.
A stunning eclipse, a moon race and other space events in 2024
India landed a robot on the moon and NASA brought pieces of an asteroid back to Earth to study. A green comet illuminated night skies and a “ring of fire” eclipse captivated spectators from Oregon to Brazil.
Reds respond to opponents’ comeback, while Greens don’t
Olympiakos fought off an Armani Milano comeback on Tuesday to win at home, while Panathinaikos could not resist Baskonia’s fightback.