Black market loses €6.6 bln
Expansion of POS use and interconnection with cash registers have contained tax evasion.
Campus attack highlights security lapses
A violent attack on a professor at the University of Athens has shocked Greece’s academic community, highlighting persistent security challenges on campuses.
Progress in interconnection between Greece and Egypt
The progress and strategic importance of the Greece-Egypt electricity interconnection project (GREGY Interconnection) was presented by the vice president of the Copelouzos Group, Thomas Achimastos, at the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES) 2025 conference, which was held in Cairo this week.
Historic record for Metlen profits
Metlen Energy & Metals on Thursday announced operating profits of a historic high and an increase in turnover despite the significant decrease in electricity and natural gas prices for 2024.
Stournaras warns of eurozone growth risks amid US tariffs
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Thursday expressed his concerns about the growth prospects of the eurozone to the ambassadors of the EU member-states in Athens, as a 10% US tariff on all imports from the eurozone, combined with higher uncertainty regarding future US-EU trade relations, could reduce the growth rate of the eurozone’s…
Meeting again in Paris, European leaders try to recalibrate after Trump sides with Russia
President Emmanuel Macron of France called a second emergency meeting of European allies Wednesday seeking to recalibrate relations with the United States.
Cypriots eye real-time price data
One of the key features of e-kalathi is that it will allow consumers to access real-time pricing for 478 products from participating supermarkets.
Tete puts the Greens through, as PAOK drops out
Panathinaikos scraped through Vikingur to make the last 16 of the Conference League on Thursday, while PAOK crashed out of the Europa League.
Senior EU officials to headline Cruise Week Europe in Rotterdam
Greece’s minister of maritime affairs, Christos Stylianides, Cyprus’ deputy minister for shipping, Marina Hadjimanolis, and the Greek European commissioner for sustainable transport and tourism, Apostolos Tzitzikostas, will be among the keynote speakers at next month’s Cruise Week Europe.
Defense industry beggars or producers?
Recent reports concerning the possible sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey by a consortium with French involvement have understandably piqued Greek public opinion, as such a move would shift the balance of air power.