Foreign firms flock to Cyprus

Foreign firms flock to Cyprus

Cyprus is experiencing a surge in foreign investment, with approximately 200 international companies establishing operations in the country during the first half of the year. These investments have created 1,200 new jobs across various sectors, highlighting Cyprus as an attractive destination for global businesses. Notably, companies from outside the European Union are increasingly using Cyprus …

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A bond of alliance | eKathimerini.com

The war in the Middle East has turned public opinion, in the world and also in Greece, against the Israeli government’s policy over the impasse that it has created.  However, the State of Israel is still a very valuable regional ally for Greece, at every level. This bond needs to be safeguarded so that it …

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AirBaltic expands flights linking Greece with Latvia and Lithuania

AirBaltic expands flights linking Greece with Latvia and Lithuania

File photo. AirBaltic, Latvia’s state-owned low-cost carrier, will for the first time connect Athens with Riga almost all year round, that is, from March 4 to January 11, with three flights per week. Two new additions to the airline’s schedule concern the connection, from April 28 to October 25, of Vilnius in Lithuania with Rhodes …

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Greek finance’s new era | eKathimerini.com

Greek finance’s new era | eKathimerini.com

Shoppers are seen on downtown Athens’ Ermou Street, on Friday. Greece’s economic gains are now part of its narrative, widely recognized by both domestic and international observers, says the writer. [InTime News] The narrative of Greece’s economic recovery reads like a modern saga of revival. Since the 2019 elections, which ushered in a pro-business government …

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Karamanlis’ measured criticism | eKathimerini.com

Karamanlis’ measured criticism | eKathimerini.com

The rift inside ruling New Democracy continued to make headlines last week.  Speaking at a book presentation in Patra, former prime minister Kostas Karamanlis kept his distance from the government and took issue with the recent expulsion from ND of former PM and his successor at the helm of the conservatives Antonis Samaras, while calling …

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ATHEX: Bourse builds on previous days of gains

ATHEX: Bourse builds on previous days of gains

The lowest turnover of the last 11 weeks did not stop the benchmark of the Greek stock market from recording another day of growth, albeit small, on Tuesday, making it five in a row. It has now put clear blue water between itself and the 1,400-point psychological milestone. Corporate results for the third quarter continued …

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Annual organ donation record broken

Annual organ donation record broken

With a hundred organ donations performed already this year, Greece has broken its annual record of 98 of the life-saving operations. On Wednesday, the organs of a 41-year-old deceased donor were transplanted to six recipients at the Korgialeneio-Benakeio hospital in Athens. The 99th donation took place on Monday, when the organs from a 49-year-old man …

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Man arrested for hate crime

Man arrested for hate crime

A 65-year-old man has appeared before an Athens prosecutor for insulting, threatening and physically assaulting a 27-year-old man apparently because of the victim’s sexual orientation. On Sunday, the man, together with another person, had made abusive gestures from his car at the 27-year-old man and another person aimed at their sexual identity before driving off. …

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French tightening plans credible, Dutch want to spend too much, says Commission

French tightening plans credible, Dutch want to spend too much, says Commission

The European Commission has given a positive evaluation of Greece’s 2025 budget plan and medium-term fiscal strategy, according to the autumn package of the European Semester released on Tuesday. France’s draft 2025 budget and medium-term plan to bring down public debt are in line with EU rules and credible, while spending plans of the normally …

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