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.
In the past few days Cyprus has been hit by a series of major cyberattacks, targeting both government websites and critical internet infrastructure.
On November 1, 1876, The New York Times declared Halloween “departed,” destined for the grave.
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.
The Central Bank of Cyprus on Monday calledfor caution over the circulation of counterfeit $100 banknotes in the Cypriot market.
Following the recent elections, the socialist PASOK party is grappling with internal tensions after leader Nikos Androulakis announced new appointments within the party.
The body of a man was discovered Monday morning at a construction site in a rural area of Trilofos, Thessaloniki.
Has the Greek government heard anything about the upgraded role of the state in the countries of advanced capitalism, or has it tightly secured its ideological blinders to protect itself from such an eventuality?
The steady recovery of prices at the Greek bourse noted last week did not continue on Monday.