Cyprus takes on money launderers
Nicosia has reaffirmed its steadfast dedication to upholding international standards in combating money laundering and terrorism financing.
Nicosia has reaffirmed its steadfast dedication to upholding international standards in combating money laundering and terrorism financing.
Thursday was a glorious night for the Greeks in Europe, with Olympiakos embarrassing Barcelona with a 34-point triumph and Panathinaikos restoring its home advantage.
Olympiakos scored one of its most famous victories in its 99-year history, beating Aston Villa 4-2 in Birmingham.
Last year proved to be a record one for the profitability of Greek listed companies, as well as a 16-year record for dividends to be distributed.
Monuments should not be treated like fortresses of the collective memory that are kept cut off from life, from cultural and tourism activity.
Developments at Columbia University and other campuses in the United States and the arrest of protesting students cannot but cause alarm – regardless of whether or not one agrees with their point of view – about the freedom of speech.
The PLYSIS team (3-7 Kyrinis) presents their latest production, “Black Dot,” a physical theater performance exploring the concept of the black dot within us, symbolizing beginnings and endings.
Police on the island of Crete arrested a man on Thursday accused of possessing and trading thousands of firecrackers and flares, which are illegally used during Easter celebrations in Greece.
The first-quarter financial results National Bank released on Wednesday proved a boost for stock prices on Thursday.
A pedestrian lost her life on Thursday after getting hit by a motorcycle in the southern Athenian district of Voula.