Cyprus might be Amazon’s next tech field
An Amazon team is heading to Cyprus next week to explore a pilot program for satellite internet.
Jumbo group posts 7.22% sales growth in 2025 despite supply chain disruptions
Jumbo Group’s total sales increased by 7.22% year-on-year for the full year 2025, despite significant supply chain challenges in Greece and globally, the company said on Thursday.
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The wager of DEDDIE
The case of the unmarked DEDDIE cable near the island of Poros confirms that the organization still operates with the bureaucratic rigidities of the public sector of the previous century.
Home wins ease pressure on Greens and Reds
The latter half of this double week in the Euroleague was much better for the Greek teams, that both enjoyed comfortable home wins.
ATHEX: Greek bourse has clearly risen to new level
The main index refused to decline and turnover remained over four times last year’s average level.
Patra suburban railway section halted by ‘infrastructure failure’
A train operating on the Patra suburban railway in western Greece came to a halt on Friday afternoon as it was entering Agios Andreas station due to an “infrastructure failure,” according to operator Hellenic Train.
University squats ended and 308,000 students removed from registers, PM says
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said public universities in Greece no longer have active squats and that hundreds of thousands of perpetual students have been removed from official registers, in a video posted on TikTok.
The Europeans at their Rubicon
In Europe we are right to worry about the end of the last illusions of the existence of international law and of the international system of government.
The policy void
With the road blockades of protesting farmers having continued for more than a month, a great void has made its appearance: It is the void created by the lack of a well-thought out agricultural policy