ATHEX: Year’s gains go up in gunsmoke
Developments in the Middle East have meant that all of the Greek bourse gains in the year’s first couple of months have vanished.
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Stability amid insecurity
The war in the Middle East is not far away. Thirteen countries have already been affected, including Cyprus.
War’s impact on local economy depends on duration
Stournaras: The short-term results are price hikes and the reduction in trade and production.
SYRIZA, New Left call for political leaders’ council over Middle East crisis
The leaders of the SYRIZA and New Left parties on Tuesday called on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to convene a Council of Political Leaders without delay, citing escalating tensions in the Middle East and potential repercussions for Greece.
Many unknowns in today’s war
The war that broke out on Saturday will have a great and unpredictable effect on our region and the world.
Politicians leaning on AI to boost image
The allure of using artificial intelligence tools to enhance one’s presence has, inevitably, attracted politicians.
Cyprus embroiled in another Middle Eastern maelstrom with UK military bases on its soil
If the adage “geography is destiny” holds true, then Cyprus should be a prime candidate as its poster child.
Ancient Cassope reborn for all
The Culture Ministry is upgrading the archaeological site of Cassope in Preveza, improving accessibility and infrastructure as part of its strategy of “equal accessibility for all to our cultural heritage.”
385 new companies set up per day in 2025
Last year closed with a record in the establishment of new companies at 140,229, the highest number in the last five years.