Nicosia expects inflow of 30,000 visitors as it presides over EU council
About 30,000 international visitors are expected to arrive in Nicosia in the first half of the year.
Trump praises alliance with Greece
The official letter from President Donald Trump accepting the credentials of Greece’s new ambassador in Washington, Antonis Alexandridis, is being read in Athens as a concise assessment of the new framework governing Greek-American relations.
Schick sinks Olympiakos in Piraeus
Leverkusen avenged its league phase 2-0 loss in Piraeus last month to beat Olympiakos on Wednesday with the same score.
Aegean Air sees strong Clean Monday long weekend demand
Air passenger traffic is expected to be high during the upcoming Clean Monday long weekend. According to Aegean Airlines, occupancy rates for the three-day holiday from both Athens and Thessaloniki exceed 80%.
Change their minds or lose
What we are witnessing today in the West, particularly in the United States, is an extremely violent swing of the pendulum from one extreme to the other. It’s important not to forget this when we become outraged.
Chasing major tax evaders
The General Directorate of Financial Transactions Control Forces (DEOS), is taking an active role with the mission of targeting fraud, smuggling and extensive tax evasion rings.
ATHEX: Stock buyers bounce back on bourse
Athinon Avenue recovered from three days of decline in spectacular fashion on Wednesday.
Space dreams meet planetary facts
At 11 a.m., the foyer of the New Digital Planetarium filled with middle school students, arriving at the day’s peak hour for school visits.
No tight race, no clear forecast
If Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis does not alter his plans, Greece’s next elections are expected shortly before or after April 2027. Nearly 14 to 15 months before the vote – and without a tight contest between the top two parties – safe predictions remain elusive.
Camera fines on Athens buses, major roads closer to enforcement
The government has cleared a key legal hurdle for issuing traffic fines through cameras installed on public transport and major Athens roads, following the publication of two decisions on the transparency platform Diavgeia.