Cyprus gets back to three main banks
Alpha Bank Cyprus signed a final agreement on Tuesday to acquire most of AstroBank’s assets and liabilities.
Turkey’s tourism revenue hits $9.4 billion in Q1
Turkey generated $9.4 billion from international tourism between January and March, marking a 6% increase compared to the same period last year.
Metlen kicks off LSE listing process
Metlen pressed the button to start the process of listing its new company, Metlen PLC, on the London Stock Exchange on Thursday.
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Daddy does NATO
Donald Trump has the ability to infantilize everything around him. His obsessive self-interest, enabled by a presidential guard of ruthless servility, has neutered mighty Congress, pushed the judiciary aside (into rearguard battles in defense of the law, or into abetting its own demise), he has stripped women of basic rights (as if they are not…
Tourists and residents seek shade as temperatures soar in Athens
Tourists visiting the Acropolis used umbrellas and fans to protect themselves, while locals retreated indoors, as temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius (104°F) gripped the Greek capital on Friday.
Who shuts down the city?
The Greek capital should be allowed to host international events, held in public spaces. This happens in all European capitals.
Romanian tourist dies after fall at remote Samothrace waterfall
A 49-year-old Romanian tourist was found dead Friday at the base of the Kremastos waterfall on the northern island of Samothrace.
ATHEX: Gov’t crisis sends index into the red
The mini-crisis in the government swung the mood in the domestic stock market from positive to negative.
‘Respect, justice, and nothing else’: World Refugee Day celebrated in Kypseli
“Diverse Neighborhood,” a cultural event hosted by Hidden Goddess, an organization of independent women from Iran and Afghanistan, in collaboration with Doctors Without Borders (MSF), took place at Kypseli’s Municipal Market last week, to mark World Refugee Day.