Fight over fair pay for all Cypriots
Cyprus is bracing for fresh labor tensions as the government pushes ahead with plans to extend the Automatic Cost-of-Living Allowance (ATA) to all workers.
Marinakis highlights TIF tax breaks
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis reminded reporters on Monday at a regular press briefing that after the recent announcements by the prime minister at the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair, the government has implemented 83 tax breaks since taking office in 2019.
Power link strains Greek-Cypriot relations
A months-long freeze on a planned electricity interconnection between Greece and Cyprus has escalated into a public rift, shifting from a point of tension with Ankara to a near-open dispute between Athens and Nicosia.
New apartments project on state properties
Following the government’s focus on cutting taxes, as announced by the prime minister at the Thessaloniki International Fair, is the effort to resolve a shortage of housing, through incentives to utilize state properties or those confiscated by loan servicers in Greece.
Former ND official denies involvement in farm subsidy scandal
A former New Democracy official and parliamentary candidate has denied any involvement in a farm subsidy scandal, hours after reports said her assets, as well as those of family members, were frozen amid allegations they were not used for the intended agricultural and development purposes.
Post-Recovery Fund plans
Next year is projected to have plenty of fiscal challenges.
Antenna Group and Atlantic Council launch AEGGIS Summit to boost Europe-Gulf ties
Antenna Group has announced the launch of the Alliance for Europe-Gulf Geopolitics & Investments Summit (AEGGIS), in partnership with the US think tank Atlantic Council.
European initiative on short-term rentals
The European Commission is promoting a legal initiative on short-term rentals at a pan-European level.
ATHEX: Traders wait for central bank verdicts
Traders on the Greek stock market appeared quite reserved at the start of a week that will bring interest rate decisions from several central banks around the world.
Brotherly honesty
Hellenism has paid a heavy price over the years for the misunderstandings, rivalries, and lack of coordination between Athens and Nicosia.