More Cypriots to benefit from Oikia
Cyprus’ General Accounting Office has wrapped up the second phase of the government’s Oikia scheme.
No change in Mt. Sinai monastery’s status, Egypt says
Egypt’s Office of the President and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have categorically denied that there will be a change in the status of Saint Catherine Monastery following a court ruling Wednesday.
Power market now sees ‘subscription’ packages on offer
“Subscription” electricity packages are the new product in the energy market.
Turkish nationals appear in Greek court after shooting incident with police in Thessaloniki
Five Turkish nationals appeared in court in northern Greece on Thursday following a wave of police raids and arrests triggered by a shooting incident reportedly targeting Greek intelligence officers.
World Music Day | Athens | June 21
On June 21, the Greek broadcaster ERT National Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Odeon of Herodus Atticus (Dionysiou Aeropagitou) in celebration of World Music Day, as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival.
ATHEX: Measured profit-taking on bourse
The bourse in Athens came off the historic highs recorded on previous days on Thursday.
Dual challenge
Greece is facing a dual challenge on the migration front right now.
The great sport of complaining
We Greeks tend to be a bit “bipolar” about certain issues. We like order but we also like chaos.
Italian hiker rescued after fall in Crete gorge
A 62-year-old Italian woman was rescued Thursday after injuring her leg during a hike in the Topolia Gorge on the island of Crete.
Tariff uncertainty won’t affect Holcim’s US expansion, CEO says
Uncertainty over tariffs will not stall Holcim’s plans to expand into the United States, the chief executive officer of the Swiss building materials supplier said on Thursday.