Cyprus passes law on home foreclosures
Cyprus’ Parliament has given the green light to a groundbreaking law aimed at empowering homeowners and offering relief in the face of mortgage challenges.
Greek President marks Holocaust remembrance day
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou on Saturday observed International Holocaust Remembrance Day, describing the genocide of European Jews during World War II as “an atrocious crime that has left an indelible mark on world history.”
US elections: The threat and the promise
At stake in the upcoming US presidential elections is not just who will occupy the White House, but also America’s future role in the world. Rarely have Americans been faced with such a stark choice.
Greece says collective memory a shield against racism, bigotry
The Greek Foreign Ministry marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Saturday, emphasizing the need to safeguard collective memory as a defense against racism and bigotry.
Proposal could lead to revival of listed buildings
A plan for the restoration and development of listed buildings, either commercially or as residences, through the partnership of private and state owners, is being forwarded for public debate by the Dianeosis research and policy institute.
Mitsotakis welcomes State Dept’s decision on F-35s
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has welcomed the US State Department’s decision to give the green light to the sale of Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter jets to Greece, describing it as “an important day for our national defense and for Greek diplomacy.”
Ombudsman for tackling energy complaints
The Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy and Water (RAAEY) is putting a new tool at the disposal of consumers of electricity and natural gas from February 1, following a series of initiatives to strengthen their protection.
Realty buys that make sense
The affordable }areas of the center of Athens, its western suburbs and Piraeus are the most attractive destinations in Attica for investors who wish to acquire property for income.
US advances fighter jet sale to Greece, Turkey; Congress likely to approve
US President Joe Biden’s administration on Friday formally informed Congress of its intention to proceed with a $8.6-billion deal to sell 20 Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter jets to Greece. At the same time, it announced the $23 billion sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey.
Cyprus offers measures to support estranged Turk Cypriots
Cyprus announced a series of gestures to support estranged Turkish Cypriots on Friday, days before the visit of a United Nations envoy who will assess prospects for the resumption of long-stalled peace talks.