Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Parliament Speaker Konstantinos Tasoulas as Greece’s next president, signaling a pivot toward political stability and a stronger connection with the country’s center-right base.
Deputy Foreign Minister Giorgos Kotsiras and Athens University Rector Gerasimos Siassos have signed a cooperation protocol aimed at strengthening ties with the Greek diaspora and fostering synergies with Greek Studies programs abroad.
Greek homeowners whose houses have been insured against earthquakes, fire and flooding are able to apply for a discount on the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) as of Wednesday.
Starting on February 1, the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) will begin installing smart meters at homes and businesses across the island.
Manimatana Lee spent the past five years building one of the hottest commodities on the internet: a group of people who reliably watch her videos on TikTok.
The Tourism Ministry bill introducing regulations for short-term rentals is “in the right direction,” said a majority of related agencies invited to table their opinion at a parliamentary committee on Monday.
The Tourism Ministry’s draft law on short-term rental properties, the procedure for the establishment of tourism businesses and the environmental classification of accommodations will be discussed and put to vote in Parliament οn Thursday.
The first half of yet another double week in the Euroleague had mixed results for the Greek teams.
Roughly 340,000 Turkish citizens and Europeans of Turkish descent visited the islands of the north Aegean for their holidays in 2024, according to figures released by the General Police Directorate of the North Aegean.
The total profits of Cypriot banks for the period from January to September 2024 amounted to 952.5 million euros after taxes, up from €602.92 million at the end of June 2024.