Christodoulides and Hajioannou ring NYSE Closing Bell
New York Stock Exchange flew the Cypriot flag together with the US and Safe Bulkers flags on Wall Street.
Fidan: Trump likely to find ‘solution’ to sanctions on Turkey
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has said he is hopeful that Trump will find a solution to end years-long US sanctions on Turkey’s defense industry.
Ancient site, modern prices
A week into Greece’s new pricing policy, Acropolis tickets have risen from €20 to €30, with a simple handwritten sign informing visitors.
Top court reverses gay blood donation reform
Greece’s top administrative court has overturned a 2022 Health Ministry decision that lifted a long-standing blood donation ban on gay men, effectively reinstating the exclusion until further scientific evaluation is provided.
Fatal road crash in Halkidiki leaves one dead, police officer injured
A 33-year-old man was killed and a police officer injured early Saturday after being struck by a truck in the northern region of Halkidiki.
MyAADEapp available for businesses and legal entities
The myAADEapp, the official digital application of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) for mobile devices, is now available for businesses and legal entities.
Caught in net of regulations, fishermen take to the harbors
Greece’s fishermen have taken to the harbors, protesting a new ministerial decree requiring stricter measures on fish counts and the use of certified scales.
Rocks, humor, tech: Making geology relatable to all
The National Geological Museum in Greece is seeking to challenge the long-standing stereotype that rocks and minerals fail to captivate the general public’s interest.
Museums in dialogue
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias on Friday attended a signing ceremony between the Athens War Museum and London’s Imperial War Museum, sealing a cooperation agreement to modernize historical exhibits and boost cultural exchange.