Regulation for retailers’ offers
The “buy-one-get-one-free” offers at supermarkets will be time-restricted,.
Public anger building over Tempe
Public outrage over the investigation into the Tempe train crash is mounting, with mass protests set to take place on Friday marking the second anniversary of Greece’s deadliest rail disaster.
The digital accident map that could save lives
Greece is set to launch a digital accident map to track traffic incidents in real time, aiming to address the country’s high road fatality rate. In 2024 alone, 559 people lost their lives and 478 were seriously injured in 9,648 accidents.
A court ruling that could save Athens’ soul
Athens, a city that has seen empires rise and fall, has just secured a small but significant victory in the battle for its architectural soul.
HPPC finalizes sale of stake in Marina Zeas
Hellenic Public Properties Company (HPPC) on Tuesday announced the conclusion of its business agreement regarding the sale of its 25% stake in Marina Zeas SA, the marina in central Piraeus, to its majority stakeholder, D-Marin.
Theoharis candidate for WTO secretary-general role
Former tourism minister Harry Theoharis is Greece’s candidate for the role of secretary-general of the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism).
Fintech giants eye Cyprus’ small banks
Cyprus’ small banks have become targets for global fintech companies and financial institutions.