Cyprus realty transfers grow 12.6%
Cyprus’ real estate market continues to shine, with property transfers reaching nearly 3.5 billion euros in the first nine months of 2025.
Bank of Cyprus reports €353 million profit in 2025
Bank of Cyprus has reported profits of 353 million euros for the first nine months of 2025, slightly below the €401 million earned in the same period last year but still showing solid results in a cooling economy.
Defense dome
The country’s defense demands a technological leap that has already started being implemented to a significant degree.
Minced beef costs 50% more this year
Beef is becoming a luxury item, as even a kilo of minced meat costs 12 euros at best, up from €8 exactly a year ago, an increase of 50%.
How a surgeon’s promise helped his patient walk – and run – again
A year after a car accident nearly claimed his life, 36-year-old British electrician Adam Shaw crossed the finish line of the Athens Marathon alongside the surgeon who saved him.
Samaras critical of Mitsotakis, closer to forming a new party
Former prime minister Antonis Samaras moved a step closer to the creation of a new political entity which would appeal to the right wing of the political spectrum. He will decide soon, not, as he put it, for personal gratification, but rather having in mind the nation’s best interest.
ATHEX: Bourse takes step forward, albeit small
The Athens bourse closed with slim gains on Tuesday after a session where there was an intention for the extension of Monday’s gains.
Two priests remanded in custody over drug trafficking case
Two priests belonging to the Old Calendarist Church were remanded in custody after lengthy interrogations in connection with a drug trafficking network.
Complaints may reopen old tax cases
A complaint of tax evasion can serve as a “supplementary element” that extends the statute of limitations for tax cases from five to 10 years, according to a ruling by the Administrative Court of Thessaloniki.
Man on Donousa fined over €1.7 million for animal cruelty
Α 63-year-old man on the small island of Donousa was fined more than €1.7 million for allegedly torturing animals, authorities said on Tuesday.