Pig organ transplants may pose a dilemma for some Jews and Muslims
The sacred texts of Judaism and Islam are in absolute agreement when it comes to the pig: It is taboo, unclean and unfit for human consumption.
More Cypriots opt to eat in, not out
Supermarkets in Cyprus are thriving, recording strong turnover in 2024 and again this year.
Noval Property reports rental revenue increase of 11% in H1
Noval Property, a real estate investment company listed on the Athens Stock Exchange, on Tuesday reported rental revenues of 17.7 million euros in the first half of 2025, an increase of €1.8 million (+11%) compared to the first half of 2024.
Greece can become regional logistics hub says GEK Terna CEO
In statements at the Athens International Investment Summit on Wednesday, GEK Terna Group Chairman and CEO Giorgos Peristeris focused on the conditions that will render Greece a regional logistics hub, with infrastructure that is “green” and has high added value.
Patriarch Bartholomew honored at Capitol Hill
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, the spiritual leaders of the world’s Orthodox Christians, visited Capitol Hill in Washington, where he was received by House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson.
Exposed railway
Despite all that has occurred on Greece’s railway network, no effective measures have yet been implemented to safeguard the infrastructure against criminal acts.
Paphos holds Olympiakos to a scoreless draw in Piraeus
Olympiakos played out a goalless draw with Cypriot champion Paphos in their first game for the league phase of the Champions League.
Labor costs grow 4.1% in Cyprus
The cost of employing workers in Cyprus rose 4.1% in the second quarter of 2025.
ATHEX: More losses on a busy day at the bourse
A busy day of trading at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday saw prices decline.
Schools in Trikala pioneer digital overhaul, cut waste
A broad digital transformation at the Directorate of Secondary Education (DDE) of Trikala in central Greece has cut paper use by about 70%, replacing 30 boxes of A4 paper a year with just eight. Teachers now file leave and placement requests electronically, while schools have abandoned handwritten logbooks in favor of digital protocols.