After discussing Cyprus telecom Cyta’s 2023 budget, the Cyprus Parliament’s Finance Committee Deputy Chairman Chrysis Pantelides told the company’s board Cyta is a very good example of a profitable and robust semi-governmental organization that should remain in the ownership of the state so the public and society at large reap these important benefits.
Greece is growing strongly in 2022 amid difficult circumstances, demonstrating higher resilience than the European average, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said on Tuesday in the context of the 5th Athens Investment Forum.
Retail stores across the country will be open this Sunday, November 27, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., the Association of Retail Businesses (SELPE) said in an announcement on Tuesday.
Bank stocks helped the benchmark recapture the psychologically important 900-point level on Tuesday after another day of price growth at Athinon Avenue.
Beset by skepticism and suspicion, we Greeks have a habit of blaming each for everything. We even appear eager to see or imagine evil even in actions that have all the traits to be regarded as benevolent and good.
The Foreign Press Association (FPA) on Tuesday condemned in the “strongest terms” the arrest and detention of one of its members, who was reporting during a police operation in a run-down housing complex in Athens.
The recent revelations concerning possible physical and sexual abuse at the facilities of a children’s charity show that closed institutions are obsolete.
Coming out of the Poreia Theater in downtown Athens and still under the spell of the excellent production of Ibsen’s “Dollhouse” directed by Dimitris Tarlow, I felt like making the walk to the nearest metro station. It was just after 9.30 p.m. (it was an afternoon performance) and the first few minutes of my stroll…
A dilapidated fishing boat crammed with hundreds of migrants that lost its steering and had been drifting in the Mediterranean Sea south of the Greek island of Crete has been successfully towed to port, Greek authorities said Tuesday.
Italian multinational ΕΝΕL group plans to speed up its investment plan in Greece, leaving the door open to a possible expansion of its activities to other sectors by 2025, it said on Tuesday.