Fuel pass scam targets mobile phones
A sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting Greek mobile users with fraudulent text messages falsely promising fuel subsidies, investigators have found.
A chain of afflictions
We connect with our historical and personal past through anniversaries. This is how we learned and this is how we live.
Tourism receipts rose 70% in January-February
Travel receipts exceeded €1 billion in the first two months of the year, much higher than the €589 million a year earlier.
Fidan targets Greece’s Israel ties
Turkey’s foreign minister has described the military cooperation between Israel, Greece, and Cyprus as a clear “threat priority,” in remarks that Athens views as part of a broader diplomatic campaign to isolate Greece within Europe.
Treasure forgotten on bus returned to elderly owner
An elderly woman who forgot a bag containing €30,000, gold sovereigns and jewelry on an Athens bus was reunited with her belongings after the items were found and returned, according to state broadcaster ERT on Monday.
Plan to strengthen the Attica bus network
The lack of some 600 drivers has resulted in services being skipped today, testing the patience of passengers.
Government calls on Lesvos farmers to stand down
The island of Lesvos is grappling with a deepening foot-and-mouth disease emergency, with confirmed cases reaching 43 and new outbreaks appearing 50 kilometers from the original sites – a sign, officials say, of failing biosecurity measures.
Cyprus saw 2025 growth reach 3.8%
Cyprus’ economy kept a steady pace in 2025, with growth holding at 3.8% in real terms. In current prices, GDP rose by 4.9%.
Registered jobless declined last month
The total number of people registered as unemployed with the Public Employment Service (DYPA) reached 861,241 in March, recording a decrease of 64,800 people (7%) compared to March 2025 and a decrease of 42,687 people (4.7%) compared to the previous month, February 2026.
Tsakiris: EIB expands well beyond project financing
At a time when Europe’s economy is seeking to redefine its growth model, the role of the European Investment Bank (EIB) is becoming increasingly significant, according to Vice President Ioannis Tsakiris.