Jobseekers on the rise in Cyprus
More people were registered as looking for work in Cyprus at the end of September. Source link
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Italy Now Serves the Iced Espresso Greece Invented in 1991 – Greek City Times
Italy spent years mocking Greece for putting espresso on ice. Now Italian cafes are serving their own version of it everywhere. The freddo espresso was invented in Greece in 1991 by a man named Giannis Iosifidis, at a cafe called Kafea Terra. He was trying to sell more espresso during the summer months, when nobody …
DESFA goes ahead with pipeline to Patra
The National Natural Gas System Operator (DESFA) is proceeding with the implementation of the High-Pressure Natural Gas Pipeline to Patra, following its board of directors’ approval of the Final Investment Decision on September 24. Source link
Greek ambassador in Australia welcomes Cyprus’s new deputy minister
Stavros Venizelos, Greece’s ambassador to Australia, welcomed Charalambos Kyriakidis, deputy minister of the Republic of Cyprus, and wished him well in the post. Greek ambassador Stavros Venizelos welcoming Cyprus deputy minister Charalambos Kyriakidis in Australia The embassy said cooperation between Greece and Cyprus remains steady and practical in Australia, which it described as a hospitable …
Aegean launches flights to Damascus
Aegean Airlines will inaugurate a new direct flight between Athens and Damascus on December 2, and during winter it will be scheduled four times weekly (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday), the carrier said on Tuesday. Source link
Deep Purple brings five decades of rock to Athens on 13 October
Deep Purple will play Telekom Center Athens on 13 October 2026, their only Greek date, with the rising British act Jayler as special guest The band has spent more than 50 years as one of hard rock’s defining names: a long run of records, sold-out rooms, and a place in the Rock & Roll Hall …
ATHEX: Banks lead genuine recovery
Unlike Monday’s meager rebound, Greece stocks staged a healthy recovery on Tuesday. Source link
Church Denies Russian Troops Lost Dmitry Donskoy Relic – Greek City Times
A fragment of the right hand of Dmitry Donskoy, sent to the front by the Russian Orthodox Church last month, is now the subject of a missing-relic claim that the church calls a fabrication. The military has not commented. No recent photograph from the front has been published, so neither version can be checked. Reliquary …
War is forcing the world to reckon with geography’s power
For decades we have lived in a world that seemed to transcend geography. Information, money, goods, germs and weapons have come to defy distance. Source link
Top outdoor activities in Kefalonia – Greek City Times
Kefalonia is known for beaches, villages and Robola. It is also one of the better islands in the Ionian for getting outside. Mount Ainos, the highest peak in the island group and a national park since 1962, sits above forests and hills made for walking and biking. Melissani and Drogarati are the famous caves. The …