Cyprus’ new minimum wage at €979
Cyprus workers are seeing a welcome bump in their pay as the national minimum wage has risen as of January 1.
Cyprus workers are seeing a welcome bump in their pay as the national minimum wage has risen as of January 1.
Olympiakos won another Derby of the Eternal Rivals this season, beating Panathinaikos 87-82 away for the Euroleague on Friday.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market started 2026 on Friday with considerable growth.
The Gallery of the Vorres Museum (1 Konstantinou, Paiania) will unveil Ilias Papailiakis’ “White Series,” eight studies presented as part of “The 365 Project.”
Ferry services to the island of Tinos from the ports of Piraeus and Rafina will be suspended on Saturday due to adverse weather conditions in the Aegean Sea.
Farmers at the Malgara roadblock near Thessaloniki signaled a willingness to open talks with the government, spokesperson Kostas Anestidis said, ahead of a nationwide farmers’ meeting on Sunday.
Approximately 790,000 vehicle owners failed to pay their 2026 vehicle registration taxes by the deadline and are now subject to staggered surcharges, according to data released by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
According to the estimates of the Ministry of Finance, the annual growth rate in the five-year period 2029-2034 will range from 0.2-0.4%, a performance showing stagnation and deviation from the European norm.
Opposition parties PASOK and SYRIZA strongly criticized remarks made by Parliament Speaker and New Democracy MP Nikitas Kaklamanis, who proposed changes to the procedure for appointing the leadership of Greece’s independent authorities.
Ten people died and almost 600 were injured on Attica’s roads in Attica during December, statistics from Attica’s Traffic Police have showed.