Fuel rates in Cyprus to rise by March 10
Fuel prices in Cyprus are expected to increase in the coming days following recent upward pressure linked to the conflict in Iran.
Purchasing Managers’ Index improves in February
Greece’s seasonally adjusted S&P Global Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector closed at 54.4 points in February, slightly higher than the 54.2 points at the start of the year.
ATHEX: Benchmark nosedives as war is raging
The outbreak of war in the Middle East last Saturday confirmed traders’ worst fears.
Lessons from Tempe
Three years after the Tempe railway tragedy, it is important to reflect on what we have learned from it.
Plan to tap €10 trillion in EU banks
Eurogroup chairman Kyriakos Pierrakakis is championing a plan for the Savings and Investments Union.
Man sentenced after escaping guarded ward in Thessaloniki hospital
A man who escaped from a guarded hospital ward in Thessaloniki on Clean Monday was sentenced to six months in prison by a local court, authorities said.
Georgian national questioned over suspected espionage in Souda
Greek authorities brought in a Georgian national for questioning over suspected espionage activity linked to the Souda naval base in Crete, security officials said.
Below Greece’s big few, there’s chaos
The question is what kind of economy can be sustained with such a structure.
Tom Hanks’ son stranded in Colombia after traveling on Greek passport
Chet Hanks, the son of actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, remains stranded in Colombia after encountering travel complications while attempting to return to the United States on his Greek passport.
Free period products for primary and secondary schoolgirls
More than 18 million period products will be distributed free of charge to girls in primary and secondary school under a new program aimed at tackling stigma and promoting education around menstruation.