Opposition parties slam government’s welfare pledges
Political tensions escalated this week following new welfare pledges by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Cyprus to restart its gas project
Cyprus is gearing up to revive its biggest energy project, the long-delayed natural gas terminal at Vasilikos.
NBS and Bewise return to Posidonia Forum showcasing smart port platform
System Integrator NBS and ICT services provider Bewise are bringing their consortium to the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum for a second consecutive time, following their Thessaloniki debut two years ago, where they launched a PaaS application “e-berth marine allocation platform.”
Greeks prepare to take European basketball by storm
Greek basketball is dominating most club competitions in the continent this season.
Greek tourism sees visitor decline in February
Foreign visitor arrivals increased slightly in the first couple of months this year, with even smaller growth in travel receipts, according to Bank of Greece data. At the same time, Greeks’ travel and spending abroad increased.
Where there’s a will
Reforms can work when there’s the political will for them. Recent examples are the linking of cash registers with the public revenue agency (AADE), the taxing of freelancers and the MyData platform.
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Xanthi: Breaking the downward spiral
Paschalis Xanthopoulos wastes no time recounting the past glories of Xanthi when we meet him at the elegant townhouse where celebrated composer Manos Hadjidakis was born.
Europe on track to smash solar power output record in 2025
Solar electricity production in Europe during the first quarter of 2025 was up by over 30% from the same months in 2024, setting the stage for full-year record performance from the region’s solar farms.
A new oasis or a fallen paradise?
The United States became a post-World War II leader because it relied on something other than capital and weapons.