National Economy and Finance Minister and Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis was in Brussels on Monday to participate in the Eurogroup and Ecofin meetings, as well as in the extraordinary videoconference of the G7 finance ministers that will precede the meeting of the eurozone finance ministers.
Work to lay a fiber-optic cable between the islands of Amorgos and Astypalaia in the Aegean Sea is continuing despite a radio challenge Friday from a Turkish naval vessel, according to the account provided. The cable is being installed by the ship Ocean Connector between Amorgos and Astypalaia.
Hermes Airports has informed the traveling public that Cyprus’ air links with Europe have been fully restored.
The Stelios Foundation presented its €10 million donation to offer incentives for doctors in 47 islands.
Reservoirs across Cyprus are at just 21% capacity, Marios Hadjicostis, senior technical engineer at the Water Development Department, said on Monday.
Morningstar DBRS has confirmed Greece’s credit rating at BBB with a Stable outlook.
Thousands of dots appear on the computer screen on a maritime map – the red ones are tankers and the green ones are dry cargo ships.
More than 1,400 people have been fined nationwide for not wearing crash helmets on motorcycles in the first week of March as a months-long crackdown on traffic violations continues, authorities said Monday.
What could the war in the Middle East spell for the Greek economy? The correct answer is “it depends.”
In June 2024, then-Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah publicly warned that Cyprus could become “part of the war” if Israel were allowed to use Cypriot territory or infrastructure in a future conflict with Lebanon.