The Sharing Economy Association (SODIA), in an extensive announcement on Friday, urged the government to engage in dialogue with actors in the short-term rentals (STRs) market before legislating, citing an Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) study released in May to support its case.
Six regional units in Greece – Arcadia, Lakonia, Lefkada, Messinia, Fokida and Lesvos – have recorded more deaths than births for 45 consecutive years, according to a new study by the Institute for Demographic Research.
National Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis was invited by the International Monetary Fund to participate as a speaker in a high-level panel titled “Strategies for the Future: Digitalization of the Economy and Artificial Intelligence,” in order to present Greece’s reform experience in the digitalization of public administration and the tax system.
A major new player has joined Cyprus’ growing tech scene. US-based software and AI company TKI is officially setting up shop on the island.
Ask Helen Han why museum visitors should take seriously an exhibition curated by teenagers rather than by experienced museum professionals, and she sums it up this way: a show like the one she helped curate at the UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art offers more, not less.
Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou held a phone call on Thursday with US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, following their bilateral meeting in New York in the context of the Atlantic Council.
Cyprus’ Residential Property Price Index posted a 4.7% annual rise in the second quarter of 2025, according to data published on Friday by the Central Bank of Cyprus, highlighting an accelerating increase for apartments and a slowdown for detached properties.
Greece will gradually replace its trolleybus fleet with electric buses to cut costs and improve service, Deputy Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis told Parliament on Friday.
Police have confiscated more than 38 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a container of bananas at the port of Piraeus.
Greek stocks fell sharply on Friday, with the General Index dropping below the 2,000-point mark, tracking losses across European markets following Thursday’s negative close on Wall Street.