Gerapetritis to participate in EU Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis, will participate in the Council of Foreign Affairs of the European Union in Luxembourg on Monday.
US has not met its commitments, says Greek defense minister
Washington has not met all of the commitments outlined in a letter sent by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mistotakis at the start of the year, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias tells Kathimerini.
2.7 magnitude quake strikes Attica
A 2.7 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Attica at 9.18 A.M. on Sunday.
Six out of every 10 Greeks buy online
Some 58% of the total population of consumers aged 16-74 in Greece made purchases from online stores in 2023.
Polls open for second round of PASOK leadership election
Polls for the second round of PASOK’s leadership elections, in which current president Nikos Androulakis faces off against Athens Mayor Haris Doukas, opened at 7 a.m. on Sunday.
Houses in Thessaloniki pricier than Athens
Some areas of high demand for holiday homes, especially from foreigners, along with some properties in the municipality of Thessaloniki, now appear to be more expensive than central Athens, with sale prices having recorded a significant rally in recent years.
Cyprus to bolster wages at low, middle part of scale
The Cypriot government aims to strengthen wage adequacy in line with European guidelines, with a focus on middle and low-income employees, the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance said on Friday.
EY: Greece can evolve into regional AI hub
Greece could emerge as a “point of reference” and a “hub” for artificial intelligence (AI) in Southeast Europe in the coming years, Professor Christos Tarantilis, partner and head of the central government and public sector at EY (Ernst & Young) Greece, said last week.