Greece: 112 children missing in early 2024 as cases rise
In the first half of 2024, 112 children went missing in Greece, marking a 14.28% increase in incidents compared to the same period in 2023.
Hellenic Public Properties utilization in final phase
The plan to utilize properties owned by Hellenic Public Properties has entered the implementation phase, National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis stressed on Monday.
Attracting major investments
The redesign of the investment incentives law, both in terms of the business sectors that are strengthened and in terms of incentives, as well as the redistribution of resources, is at the heart of the interventions the government announced on Monday in its effort to transform Greece’s production model.
Cyprus to migrants: ‘The route is no longer open’
The sea journey from the Lebanese coast to Cyprus – the closest EU member-state – takes just 10 hours in the motorboats used by traffickers.
PM: Greece on right track, not looking back
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a powerful political message at an event hosted by the Ministry of Development on Monday, about the country’s economic trajectory, firmly rejecting any return to the financial crisis that ravaged the country in the previous decade.
EU launches ‘Trusted Investors Network’ to boost tech innovation
European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth Iliana Ivanova inaugurated the establishment of a “Trusted Investors Network” during a press conference with Deputy Minister of Development and Investments Zoe Rapti.
PPC plans €500 mln senior notes offering for expansion projects
Public Power Corporation announced on Monday that it intends to issue and offer an aggregate principal amount of 500 million euros in unsecured senior notes due 2031, subject to market conditions and demand.
Cyberattacks on Cypriot websites
In the past few days Cyprus has been hit by a series of major cyberattacks, targeting both government websites and critical internet infrastructure.
Halloween’s mutation: From humble holiday to retail monstrosity
On November 1, 1876, The New York Times declared Halloween “departed,” destined for the grave.
Greece’s medical tourism shows strong growth potential, says Deputy Minister
Deputy Tourism Minister Elena Rapti referred to the dynamics of medical tourism in Greece and its constantly increasing margins for growth, while addressing an event organized by the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) on Kos and the local municipality.