Businesses step up to support Cycladic islands after quake
National businesses are doing their bit to help inhabitants of the Cycladic islands suffering from the recent seismic activity.
Energy ministers of Greece, Cyprus and North Macedonia to convene in Athens
The agenda of the 14th Athens Energy Summit, taking place on Wednesday in Athens, has been adjusted.
Cyta brings BlueMed to Cyprus
Sparkle, an international service provider in Italy, and Cyta have signed an agreement to bring BlueMed to Cyprus.
Call for a single European policy on key investments
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos on Tuesday pointed out the need for all EU countries to have access to financial tools that will help them participate in the common effort for strategic autonomy and a common European strategy, at the EU Ministerial Meeting of Competitiveness and Trade in Warsaw.
Tzitzikostas advocates sustainable maritime sector
Following the release of the European Maritime Report 2025, European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas stressed that “we must ensure that shipping remains a vital factor in our global economy while minimizing its impact on the environment.”
Lessons from Imia
As the complicated relationship between Greece and Turkey continues – despite the welcome improvement of the last two years – the anniversary of the Imia crisis (January 30, 1996), when the two NATO allies came close to military confrontation, is a useful reminder of not only what is at stake, but also of the strategy…
ATHEX: Greek stocks rebound on tariff news
The suspension of US tariffs on Mexican and Canadian products saw global stocks rebound on Tuesday.
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Low pay keeps Greek academics from returning
Almost three out of five Greek academics who work at universities abroad would like to return to the country, but many will not take the decisive step, mostly due to low salaries and lack of adequate funds for research, a survey shows.
As hundreds of quakes rattle Greek islands, a few brave tourists have Santorini to themselves
The hundreds of earthquakes that have rattled Greek islands on the Aegean Sea are a “seismic swarm” and could continue for weeks before eventually diminishing, the Santorini mayor told The Associated Press on Tuesday – pausing to chuckle as new tremors shook items on his desk.