Short rentals grow despite taxes
State measures have not contained their proliferation, with 9% more assets listed in 2024.
Fuel sales in Cyprus decline
The sales of petroleum products in Cyprus showed an annual decrease of 2% in December 2024 compared with December 2023, the Statistical Service of Cyprus (CyStat) announced on Monday.
More positive signs in tourism
Market insiders warn, however, that it may still be too early to tell for the entire season.
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Crucial deals for Nicosia and Cairo
The agreements “that we are going to sign on February 17 are among the most important agreements that the Republic of Cyprus has signed and concern the exploitation of the specific natural gas fields,» Cypriot Minister of Energy, Trade and Commerce Giorgos Papanastasiou said.
The value of the Greek-American community
During his recent trip to the US, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias had the opportunity to highlight the role of Greek Americans as well as the importance of the ongoing close cooperation between the Greek and Jewish communities in the United States.
The story behind Greece’s royal farmland
Selected metal and wooden artifacts, along with elements of the historic mechanical equipment from the New Dairy in the former royal estate of Tatoi, are undergoing conservation as part of the Ministry of Culture’s initiative to establish permanent exhibitions showcasing the estate’s agricultural legacy.
Passage | Athens | To February 15
Artist Vasiliki Koskiniotou presents her exhibition “Passage” at the cafe of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.
Greece inaugurates general consulate in Manchester
The inauguration ceremony of the General Consulate of Greece in Manchester took place on Tuesday, attended by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Giorgos Kotsiras.
A national trauma
The 2023 Tempe train disaster was not just a deadly accident. It is a national trauma which will remain open as long as justice is not served.