Tax cuts, outward-looking policies, spatial planning, and reducing bureaucracy are the initiatives the government will focus on in the next six months, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis underlined while speaking at the 8th InvestGR Forum on Tuesday.
Cyprus’ political parties are voicing strong support for the examination of bank accounts linked to the failed Vasilikos LNG terminal.
Α delegation from France’s Saint-Cyr Military Academy, including four officers and 26 cadets, visited Greece from July 9-14.
We can’t judge people’s intentions, but we will choose to believe leftist former prime minister Alexis Tsipras when he claims that he had no intention of getting Greece kicked out of the European Monetary Union with his decision to hold a referendum in the summer of 2015 on whether the country should accept the third…
A highly contagious disease once considered nearly eliminated is returning with alarming intensity across Europe, raising concerns for Greek health authorities monitoring the regional crisis.
Seasonal businesses that have been opening in the thousands since early May and closing down at the end of the season are under state scrutiny.
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos on Tuesday convened the fourth meeting this year of the Ministerial Committee for Strategic Investments.
The Health Ministry launched a unified health services phone line, 1566, on Monday, replacing over 100 existing health-related numbers – except for the emergency line 166, which remains in operation.
A house with an empty kid’s room. This is what the two young couples who spoke anonymously to Kathimerini about their experience with adoption have in common.
The National Higher Education Authority (ETHAAE) is racing to assess 12 applications from foreign private universities aiming to open branches in the country by September.