Bulgarian President Rumen Radev said on Monday he will resign, fueling speculation that he will form his own political party to run in upcoming parliamentary elections after the previous government quit last month.
The Environment Ministry has approved 42 water-supply projects worth €75.5 million to address water shortages, including desalination plants for islands receiving them for the first time.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis confirmed on Monday that the State Audit Council has ratified four contracts relating to the Chevron-Helleniq Energy consortium hydrocarbon tenders, adding all that now remains is to forward them for approval in Parliament.
The use of IRIS instant payments soared between 2020 and 2025, both in terms of the number of transactions and in the range of their application, according to figures from DIAS Interbanking Systems SA on Saturday.
Tourism in Cyprus showed strong momentum in 2025, with total arrivals reaching 4,534,073.
The annual growth in Cyprus’ European Union-Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) stood at 0.8% for the period January-December 2025, according to data released by the Statistical Service of Cyprus (CyStat) on Monday.
It is visible in the everyday life of the Greek capital – in its streets where parked cars cannot fit and those who try to move are always bottlenecked.
Greek blue chips shook off Donald Trump’s tariff pressure on Europe regarding Greenland.
Preparations for the “2026 TIF package” have already started, as this September’s prime minister speech in Thessaloniki will be the last one before the elections.
Ninety men and women from around Greece have been selected to participate in a new initiative of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences of Columbia University and the National Technical University of Athens, which aims to help young Greek scientists turn their research and innovative ideas into sustainable businesses.