Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday resigned as a member of parliament, saying he would continue his political activism outside the formal structures of the legislature.
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides on Monday sought to downplay tensions with Greece over the subsea electric cable planned to link continental Europe to the East Mediterranean, saying bilateral ties were “stronger than ever.”
The government seems to be divided on the handling of the Tempe train crash, particularly on the crucial and sensitive issue of Panos Ruci, who is on the 22nd day of hunger strike.
Hotels in Athens posted a new increase in the average price per room and occupancy in August.
Police have launched an investigation following a double murder late on Sunday at a campsite in the seaside village of Foinikounta, in the southern Greek region of Messinia.
Greek entrepreneurship is facing the challenge of innovation, which is key to transforming the productive model of the economy, George Papadimitriou, CEO of EY Greece, told the Athens Macedonian News Agency.
A mobile recycling van will be making stops across the Greek capital from October 6 to 16, giving residents a convenient way to recycle small electrical appliances and electronic devices.
Deree, the School of Graduate and Professional Education of the American College of Greece (ACG), is offering classes in business English skills and in oral business English.
The Cypriot state budget for 2026 is a growth budget and continues to maintain the resilience of the economy, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said.
The Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) is organizing on Monday the presentation in Greek of the book titled “Greek Foreign Trade and Finance: The mixed blessings of economic dependence.”