The indications that the Greek government has been receiving over the past few days regarding the potential to borrow the Parthenon Sculptures from the British Museum confirm the improvement Athens had anticipated on the matter following the establishment of Keir Starmer’s Labour government in London.
The risk of fire will be very high (category 4) in large parts of the country on Tuesday, according to the relevant forecast map of the General Secretariat of Civil Protection.
The fire that broke out on Monday afternoon on Evia island raged through the night, forcing more evacuations while firefighters continued to fight the flames.
Banks are attempting to provide alternative solutions for clients frustrated by stagnant interest rates on deposits.
The Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food has decided to extend the ban on the movement and slaughter of small ruminants throughout Greece, in an attempt to control the spread of rinderpest – a contagious viral disease affecting cloven-hoofed animals.
Starting this week, the tax bills of some 735,000 self-employed professionals under the new taxation system will be putunder scrutiny.
Ayia Napa Marina in eastern Cyprus has recently launched its new mobile app, aiming to contribute to the connectivity between members of and visitors to its vibrant and rapidly growing community.
Metlen Energy & Metals announced the conclusion of the agreement to acquire all the shares of electricity producer, trader and supplier Volterra on July 25.
The Development Ministry’s plan to reduce the cost of living and de-escalate the prices of food and basic household items is under way, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said during a press briefing on Monday.
The Greek economy will continue to grow at a satisfactory rate, higher than the eurozone average, as long as economic policy continues on the same path of reforms, along with efficient use of available European resources and fiscal responsibility, according to the governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras.