Greek companies bolster Cypriot business
The investment climate in Cyprus has significantly improved since the crisis era of 2013.
Fencing: Greek team files complaint over women’s sabre quarterfinal match
Manon Apithy-Brunet of France celebrates beside Theodora Gkountoura of Greece after winning their women’s sabre individual quarterfinal match on Monday.
Industry at odds with gov’t
Energy-intensive industrial enterprises are now considering the threat of the suspension of ETMEAR payments.
Erdogan defends ‘Blue Homeland’ doctrine amid internal criticism
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has defended the country’s “Blue Homeland” doctrine in the wake of criticism from opposition lawmaker Namik Tan.
Job vacancies exceed 260,000 nationwide
The problem of ever-increasing job vacancies is developing into an obstacle to the domestic economy’s growth course.
Train services resume after collision with truck in Avlida
Train services have resumed on the Athens-Oinoi route after a truck collided with a train earlier on Tuesday near Avlida in southern Evia, causing minor injuries to three passengers.
Snapshots of Joe Biden’s journey
Joe Biden’s decision not to seek re-election, which was both inevitable and overly delayed, was somewhat inelegantly imposed on a man who has been a dominating presence on the American political scene for decades, over the course of which he developed a strong relationship with the Greek-American community.
Greece reports 22 cases of cattle plague
Greece has confirmed 22 cases of rinderpest, with 20 cases detected in Thessaly, central Greece, one in Corinth, Peloponnese and one in Attica.
Rise of Athens luxury homes
The prices of luxury homes in Athens saw the fourth largest increase among 30 cities worldwide during the first half of this year, per a survey by Savills, a British real estate consulting company.
Full disclosure
It is essential that plenty of light is cast onto every aspect of the much publicized wiretapping affair.