Inflation drops to just 1.9% in September
Greece’s inflation rate slowed significantly to 1.9% last month, compared with 2.9% in August and 2.9% in September 2024, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) said on Thursday.
Fast fashion fueling environmental toll, data shows
Fast fashion sold by retailers such as Shein and Temu) drives overconsumption, seriously burdening the environment, according to data from Eurostat and online data platform Statista.
Labor market’s historic high
Ergani has recorded over 317,000 new jobs in January-August this year, a 25-year record.
One in four Europeans couldn’t afford a holiday in 2024
One in four European citizens aged over 16 (27%) could not afford a weeklong holiday in 2024, based on Eurostat data.
Third-country buyers grab Cyprus realty
Foreign buyers from outside the European Union accounted for 27% of all property sales in Cyprus in 2024.
Why diamonds are a computer chip’s new best friend
With tech companies racing to build more data centers housing servers that run the latest artificial intelligence models, the amount of electricity these facilities consume is skyrocketing. But most of that electricity doesn’t power computing at all.
Minister says Greece–US cooperation in shipping becoming strategic
“Our cooperation with the United States in shipping and shipyards will take on strategic dimensions,” Maritime Affairs and Island Policy Minister Vasilis Kikilias said on Thursday in an interview on Open TV.
Vintage and sports car race kicks off in the Peloponnese
Iconic and vintage cars join the first “1000 Miglia Experience Greece” race in Corinth on October 8, 2025.
Greece suffers 3-1 defeat in Glasgow
Greece paid for its poor defending in set pieces in Glasgow to suffer a 3-1 reverse to Scotland on Thursday.
Man sentenced for pension scam in Skiathos
A 61-year-old man from Skiathos island was sentenced in absentia to four years in prison and fined 2,000 euros for fraudulently promising faster pension payments through supposed connections at the Ministry of Labor and EFKA.