Retail trade in Cyprus rises 5.6%
Retail trade in Cyprus marked notable growth in March.
Book fair to be held on May 15–17
The Archaeological Society at Athens is organizing a book market in May, dedicated to archaeology and history, where numerous books will be available at low prices.
Can democracy fight back and remain a democracy?
It is inherent in democracy that its enemies rush to demand the rights that it provides them so that they can find themselves in a position to deprive others of those very rights.
German climber injured in Mt. Olympus fall
A German national was injured on Monday after falling into a ravine on Mount Olympus, requiring a rescue operation
Matteo Bocelli | Athens | June 13
Matteo Bocelli, son of world-renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli, will perform at Theatro Vrachon (Melina Mercouri Open-Air Theater) on June 13.
Novartis buying biotech startup with Greek scientists
Novartis is acquiring a biotechnology company whose core is made up of a team of Greek scientists, for $1.7 billion.
ATHEX: Small gains despite drop by Eurobank
Lacking any clear direction, the Greek stock market closed with minor gains for the benchmark on Monday.
PR firm denies link to pro-government social media platform
The vice-chairman and managing director of a major public relations agency has denied any connection between his company and the social media platform Omada Alithias (“Truth Team”), which has been widely associated with the promotion of government positions.
Trump has ‘productive’ call with Erdogan, visits planned
US President Donald Trump has said he had a productive call with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan about topics including the war in Ukraine and issues involving Syria and Gaza.
Cyprus and Israel seek to quickly establish an electricity linkup via an undersea cable
Cyprus and neighboring Israel are seeking to swiftly establish an electricity linkup via an undersea cable that would eliminate their respective energy isolation, an official has said.