Monument and memory
The city center and its monuments – the heart of the country – belong to everyone. They do not “belong” to any individual or group, no matter how just they believe their cause to be.
Cyprus dam levels at just 11 pct
The Cypriot governement intends to accelerate desalination projects.
Distribution of €2.5 bln package begins
The government is now starting the gradual distribution of the package of 2.5 billion euros pledged last month.
Exhaustion meets redemption in wetlands
A young flamingo was released back into the wild on Tuesday after receiving care at a wildlife rehabilitation center, officials said, marking a rare and celebratory moment for local conservationists.
87 migrants rescued south of Gavdos
Greece’s coast guard said it rescued 87 migrants from a boat southwest of Gavdos island on Wednesday.
ATHEX: Recovery continues at Athinon Ave
A number of non-banking blue chips led Wednesday’s bourse rise at Athinon Avenue, with banks following too.
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EU states press Brussels on migration strategy
European Union states, including Greece, are pressing the European Commission for concrete answers on migration policy ahead of Thursday’s European Council summit, where the issue – though not high on the agenda – remains a major concern for southern states.
Dilemmas over the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Many ideas seem great in theory but don’t work in practice, and since politics is the art of the possible, even the most brilliant ideas can turn into a boomerang.
Cyprus outlines Gaza plan, seeks role in future stabilization force
Cyprus aims to play an active role in the proposed international stabilization force for Gaza, with a focus on disarmament, security, and reconstruction, President Nikos Christodoulides said in an interview with Euronews.