Residential price growth slows in Cyprus
House price growth in Cyprus showed a slight slowdown in Q1 of 2024.
Government to announce electricity subsidies in August
Regarding electricity tariffs and the government’s efforts to ease them, Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Thanasis Kontogeorgis said that at the beginning of August when the prices will be announced, the fee and the subsidies will be determined in detail.
Business sales remain robust
The fall in sales in the business sector in the first quarter of the year by 1.6% is due to the negative effect of the comparison base with the highly volatile year of 2023 and conceals the real positive sales momentum, which amounts to 3% excluding inflation, the National Bank maintains in a study by…
Applications open for Kalypsi accommodation program in Athens
Applications for participation in the Kalypsi accommodation program can be submitted by the owners of residences located within the Municipality of Athens, according to the relevant call from the Ministry of Social Cohesion and the Family.
Dive into Greece, says Deputy Tourism Minister
Greece has comparative advantages that can make it a major player in the field of diving tourism, a form of travel that can lengthen the holiday season while contributing to reducing unemployment, Deputy Tourism Minister Elena Rapti pointed out in an interview with AMNA.
Drugs without experiments
Studies say the cost of research and development of a drug can exceed 4 billion euros, a process that, apart from being costly, takes time until it is effective and the drug is released on the market.
Greek students win six medals at 65th International Mathematical Olympiad
Greek students’ won one gold, two silver and three bronze medals in the 65th International Mathematical Olympiad held in Bath, United Kingdom, the the Hellenic Mathematical Society announced on Monday.
ATHEX: Banks climb to highest in eight years
The Greek bourse finally made that jump it had promised all of last week.
Institutional successes and failures
I was seven years old on July 24, 1974, as Thessaloniki celebrated, and the chant “he’s coming!” sounded from cars, the streets and balconies. The optimism of those days was vindicated.
Serres wildfire enters fifth day
A wildfire that has already razed some 600 hectares of forestland, according to satellite images, continued to rage into its fifth day on Monday night on Mount Orvilos in Serres, northern Greece.