Greece braces for wet holidays
Greece faces unsettled weather through December 26 as a low-pressure system from the central Mediterranean brings rain, storms, strong winds and mountain snowfall, meteorologists said on Tuesday.
Metlen sells part of Chilean portfolio at a better price
Metlen Energy & Metals announced on Tuesday the successful completion of the financial closing of the disposal of a large segment of its Chilean portfolio, which includes four projects with an operational solar capacity of 588 megawatts supported by constructed co-located Battery Energy Storage Systems (“BESS”) with a capacity of 1,610 MWh.
Cyprus Airways launches new direct Larnaca–Crete route
Cyprus Airways has launched a new service directly linking Cyprus with Crete.
Netanyahu’s ’empire’ revival remarks draw sharp Turkish response
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks about attempts to revive an “empire” have drawn a sharp response from Turkey, adding to already strained relations as Greece closely monitors his expected meeting with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
Cyprus to launch new tax system
Starting January 1, 2026, Cyprus will officially turn the page on how it taxes income and businesses.
Christmas is back in Bethlehem, but peace and joy have yet to arrive
A marching band played carols, a choir sang hymns and the lights adorning a giant evergreen blinked on, as Christmas tentatively returned to Bethlehem’s Manger Square.
Attica tourism showcased at Milan promotion event
Attica’s multifaceted tourism product was the focus of a special destination promotion and marketing event, organized in Milan last week by the Greek National Tourism Organization office in Italy, in cooperation with the Regional Authority of Attica.