Gearing up for InvestGR Forum 2022
The 5th InvestGR Forum 2022: A New Greece Emerges is to be held on July 13 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Athens, organized for the fifth consecutive year by Public Affairs and Networks.
Cyprus tourism recording strong recovery
Tourism arrivals in Cyprus during the first three months of the year reached almost 80% of the same period in 2019, the island’s Minister of Transport, Communications and Works Yiannis Karousos said on Tuesday, expressing confidence that this year’s overall statistics will be further improved.
For summertime mocktails that shine, look to tea
In early 2020, I developed long Covid and stopped being able to tolerate alcohol. In my experience, it was among the triggers of relapses so severe I would spend long stretches of time incapacitated.
‘Greek economy has now become more resilient’
Both Athens and Berlin must proceed to a “normalization” of their public finances without “abusing” the escape clause, the German Federal Minister of Finance said in an exclusive interview with Kathimerini.
ATHEX: Stocks index slumps to 3-month low
Greek stocks accelerated their decline on Tuesday, with the amassed sale orders from Monday’s holiday sending the benchmark of Athinon Avenue tumbling amid global fears of a new cycle of recession.
Tsitsipas beats Bonzi for clash with Kyrgios at Halle Open
The second-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas defeated Benjamin Bonzi 7-6 (1), 1-6, 6-3 in the first round of the Halle Open on Tuesday, when there were also wins for Felix Auger-Aliassime and Nick Kyrgios.
Sailing coach found guilty of sexually abusing minor, innocent of serial rape
A 39-year-old sailing coach was found unanimously guilty on Tuesday of sexually abusing a minor, his student, but was found innocent of her serial rape. The members of the court could not agree on the second charge, with four members voting against. The prosecutor had asked the court to find the defendant guilty of both…
EU states step up pressure on Pfizer to cut unneeded Covid vaccine supplies
European Union governments are intensifying pressure on Pfizer and other Covid-19 vaccine makers to renegotiate contracts, warning millions of shots that are no longer needed could go to waste, according to EU officials and a document.
North Macedonia: Police seize some 16,000 cannabis plants
Police in North Macedonia uprooted thousands of cannabis plants illegally cultivated near a village, authorities said Tuesday, adding the marijuana that could have been harvested from them had a street value of about 5 million euros.
13 unaccompanied minors depart Athens for relocation in Portugal
Thirteen unaccompanied minors departed from Athens airport on Tuesday for relocation in Portugal, the Migration and Asylum Ministry said on Tuesday.