Passenger traffic at all of Greece’s airports rose by 7.6% in the first quarter of 2026. Αccording to statistics from the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority, passenger traffic reached 9,282,984, compared with 8,624,002 passengers during the same period in 2025. Regarding aircraft traffic (domestic and international arrivals and departures) from January to March 2026 across all …
The Cypriot government is rolling out a new 72-month installment plan to help individuals and businesses settle long-standing debts to the tax office and social security funds, in one of its biggest debt restructuring moves in years. The new scheme, set to take effect in June, will cover debts accumulated up to December 31, 2023. …
The Greek Finance Ministry and the Bank of Greece opened on Monday the informal two-day Economic and Financial Committee meetings at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, the first time the committee has met in Athens in 20 years. Participants include high-level representatives of European Union member-states, the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and …
Insurance policies against online fraud, cyberattacks and hacking offer insurers a major field for expansion, as in the numerous incidents of cyberattacks or breaches of personal data recorded every year, the target is not only small or large businesses, such as banks, telecommunications or courier companies, but also ordinary people. The resilience of a company …
[InTime News] More than 1.400 people on motorbikes and e-scooters were fined οver the past week for not wearing crash helmets, police said Monday, in a slight increase over the previous week. A police statement said 16,383 people were stopped nationwide between April 20-26, and 988 motorcycle riders were caught helmetless. Another 142 passengers were …
European institutions sometimes hold up a mirror to us, in which we see Greece’s bad side. This was especially true during the years of the economic crisis, when the entire administrative structure and the political mores that shaped it came under scrutiny. However, at some point we must stop needing “supervisors” and their observations to …
Standard & Poor’s left Greece’s credit rating and outlook unchanged, while Stoxx announced it will upgrade the Greek stock market from developing to developed as of September 21. Along with the prolonged uncertainty regarding the Middle East war, the local bourse had a rather quiet day on Monday, with minor gains for the main indexes …
File photo. A fake power company employee has talked an 85-year-old woman in northern Greece into handing him €20,000 in cash that she kept at home using a common but highly effective scam, police said Monday. The 38-year-old man has been identified and charged with fraud over the incident last month in a village near …
The production manager of the Violanta biscuit factory, where five workers were killed in a major gas explosion in January, has been granted conditional release from pretrial detention after giving testimony to the investigating magistrate handling the case. The factory manager has meanwhile been given until May 11 to testify. Company executives face criminal charges …
Main opposition leader Nikos Androulakis said his PASOK party will ask parliament to establish an investigative committee into the wiretapping scandal, after a Supreme Court prosecutor ruled out reopening the case despite a court decision calling for further inquiry into possible additional offences and suspects. Speaking at an emergency press conference, Androulakis accused the leadership …