Cyprus gets extra five years for halloumi
The European Commission has granted Cyprus a five-year transition period to comply with the requirements for the production of halloumi as a product with a PDO.
Food inflation finally starts to ease
The European Union-harmonized consumer price index remained last month at 2.4% on an annual basis, the same level as in May.
Emblematic University of Athens properties to be developed
The University of Athens is about to put forward for utilization three emblematic and historic properties.
They have not suddenly gone mad
It was a performance of high symbolism. About 200 activists gathered on a popular beach in Mallorca, Spain, to protest the effects of overtourism on the environment, on rent and prices in general, and on their daily lives.
Emergency 112 alert issued for storms in northern Greece
An emergency 112 alert was shortly after 7 p.m. on Wednesday to citizens in Thessaloniki, Larissa and other areas in northern Greece to warn them about the upcoming storm.
Man found dead with gunshot wounds in Crete
A man in his 30s was found dead in Lasithi, Crete, on Wednesday, in a suspected homicide.
ATHEX: Index ends session at day’s high
Stocks bounced back on Wednesday after Tuesday’s decline, although trading volume remained at a low level, reminding observers that July is nothing like June when it comes to turnover, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
SYRIZA: Kasselakis’ position not in question, says parliamentary group leader
Main opposition SYRIZA Parliamentary Group Leader Sokratis Famellos said in an interview on SKAI TV Wednesday that “Stefanos Kasselakis’ role and position are not in question.”
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Greece’s governing center-right party evicts lawmaker after airport altercation
Greece’s governing center-right party on Wednesday booted out a lawmaker and former minister who allegedly manhandled an airport worker who wouldn’t let him board a domestic flight he’d turned up late for.