Making the reduced VAT rate for taxis – from 24% to 13% – permanent, as announced by the National Economy and Finance Ministry, “proves the government’s willingness to actively support the sector of taxi drivers,” Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras said on Thursday.
Sklavenitis Cyprus has announced the integration of Papantoniou Supermarkets into its network.
Greek energy company Energean on Thursday announced an agreement to sell its portfolio in Egypt, Italy and Croatia to Carlyle International Energy Partners for a price of up to $945 million (880 million euros) and not less than $820 million (€763 million).
The Greek Foreign Ministry expressed its solidarity with the “brother people” of Cyprus in the wake of threats issued by Hezbollah on Wednesday against the island nation’s government.
Illegal boarding, or ticket dodging, remains ever present on Athens’ public transport, as there are currently only 38 inspectors for the entire Attica region.
The failure to properly manage waste is one of the Greek state’s many enduring shortcomings.
It was a rather overdue development, since the Republic of Cyprus has pursued a mature foreign policy and made some smart moves that have elevated its role.
A taverna cook has been arrested for causing a wildfire that broke out earlier on Thursday in low vegetation near Varybobi, at the foot of Mount Parnitha in northern Athens.
Experts are sounding the alarm that artificial intelligence in the hands of internet scammers can become an effective tool of deception.