Free business accelerator in Nicosia
The Municipality of Nicosia is offering a free, two-month business accelerator program designed for individuals, groups and existing businesses in the creative and cultural sectors in Cyprus.
The wrong message
The United States should seriously reconsider its policy in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey is playing its own geopolitical game, believing that whatever Alliance obligations it ignores there will be no consequences, due to the inexhaustible tolerance of part of the state apparatus in the US.
Greeks stake €21.25 bln in six months
From January to June, the industry’s total turnover (TGR) increased by 13.3% year on year.
Greece secured 13 medals at the Paris Paralympics, including three golds
Greece completed a very successful Paralympics in Paris, with 13 medals including three golds.
Belgian duo Neuville and Wydaeghe win Acropolis Rally
The Belgian crew of Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe won the Acropolis Greece Sunday, leading a sweep of the first three places by the Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team.
SYRIZA leader Kasselakis falls in no-confidence motion
SYRIZA’s central committee approved a motion of no confidence in its leader Stefanos Kasselakis Sunday, deepening the turmoil that has plagued the main opposition party since a resounding electoral defeat last year. The 286 members that took part in the vote – another eight abstained – voted 163-120 for the motion, with another three casting…
Meteorites and dead ends
What is happening in the political opposition at the moment is very bad. It is bad for everyone. SYRIZA turns out to have been an opportunistic formation based on the charisma of former leader (and premier) Alexis Tsipras and was the product of great and justified public anger.
Tight, targeted spending, with a 2027 horizon
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had a message for the crowd of eager listeners to his speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair: He did not come with a bag containing gifts.
Is Erdogan the sick man of Europe?
For decades, beginning in the 19th century, Europeans referred to the Ottoman Empire as “the sick man of Europe.” First sultans and then so-called reformers acting in their names sought autocratic power.
PM: ‘Core of Turkish revisionism remains unchanged’
Despite progress in diplomatic relations with Turkey, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized on Sunday that the essence of Turkish revisionism remains unchanged.