Greece tops holiday choices for Finns
Greece remains the most popular holiday destination for Finns, showing a steady upward trend in their preferences in recent years.
Skopje rhetoric faces Greek pushback
Greece criticized North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski after remarks about an “unresolved and existing Macedonian issue” during a speech to expatriates in New Jersey. Athens called the statements a “provocation” and stressed that North Macedonia’s EU accession hinges on full respect for the Prespa Agreement on the country’s name. “The issue is permanently and…
Greece finalizes framework for data center licensing
The institutional framework for the licensing of data centers in Greece has been completed with the publication recently of a joint ministerial decision (JMD), the Development Ministry said on Wednesday.
Spain seeks to curb foreign buyers amid growing housing crisis
The Spanish government is moving to rein in real estate purchases by foreigners and curb the spread of short-term rentals, part of a series of measures that officials say are necessary to alleviate a painful housing crunch that has rapidly become one of the worst in Europe.
Contraband smokes found in Nicosia behind bird cages
Acting on intelligence concerning the illegal possession, trafficking and marketing of contraband tobacco products and the fraudulent evasion of excise duty, the Cypriot authorities conducted a coordinated operation on Thursday with the cooperation of the Customs Department.
Fairfax explains sale of Eurobank shares
On Thursday morning Fairfax Holdings announced the successful completion of the placement of a 2.2% share package in Eurobank to special investors in an express process on Wednesday evening, explaining that its partial divestment was made for technical purposes.