Tus Airways to expand its Athens-Paphos service
Tus Airways has informed Cypriot Minister of Transport, Communications and Works Yiannis Karousos about its decision to double its flights on the Paphos-Athens route.
V-shaped recovery for the Greek economy
According to Greek bankers and prominent economists, the growth rate in 2021 will eventually come to 8.5%, after a 9% plunge in 2020.
For Greek reds, no matter how good, the embrace will be slow
Few wines seem quite so unfamiliar and mystifying to Americans as those from Greece. It’s no mystery why they are unfamiliar. Greek wines are fairly new to the global marketplace, particularly the red wines.
AA sees rise in callers to Greek helpline
Excess drinking has spiked during the pandemic, but so have calls for help to Alcoholics Anonymous.
Prosecutor applies for extension of alleged National Gallery thief’s pre-trial detention
The Investigative Prosecutor in the case of the 49-year-old who allegedly stole three valuable paintings from the National Gallery in Athens asked that the pre-trial detention of the suspect be extended. The man has already been detained for six months, after he seemingly confessed to the crimes in July 2021.
ATHEX: Benchmark manages to edge forward
Greek stocks all but offset their Monday losses on Tuesday, in a moderate effort to follow in the footsteps of other eurozone markets.
The CAP, a historic reform
The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), launched in 1962, is one of the oldest and most important EU policies.
Aegean flights unaffected by Omicron-related delays
Greek domestic airlines have so far been largely unaffected by the fast spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, which has wreaked havoc in airline schedules, especially in the United States.
Progress and decline
From the eve of Greece’s 1821 War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire, the Orthodox Christian tradition and the Greek language that came with it fostered a cultural osmosis.
Antisocial profiteering
The pricing of medical protective masks whose use is compulsory and a matter of public health cannot be treated according to the usual rules of the free market economy.