Survey: Half of Greeks plan to cut summer‑holiday spending as costs rise
About half of Greeks say they will reduce spending on summer holidays this year as rising prices continue to strain household budgets, the financial newspaper Naftemporiki reports, citing a survey…
Greek university clashes injure students ahead of elections
Violent clashes at two Greek universities Tuesday left several students injured and drew condemnation from authorities ahead of nationwide student elections. At Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, masked assailants armed with…
Cyprus–Greece Ferry Service to Resume With New Vessel
Ferry services between Cyprus and Greece will resume with a newly upgraded vessel, the AF Marina. The maritime link, now entering its fifth year, will begin its first sailing of…
Cyprus, Greece and Jordan vow deeper cooperation at Amman summit
Cyprus, Greece and Jordan reaffirmed their commitment to dialogue, de‑escalation and regional peace during their fifth trilateral summit in Amman. President Nikos Christodoulides said Cyprus is a stable, reliable partner…
Cyprus President Attends Trilateral Summit With Greece and Jordan in Amman
President Nikos Christodoulides is in Amman on Wednesday for the fifth Cyprus–Greece–Jordan trilateral summit, joined by Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. During his visit to…
Cyprus president to inaugurate University of Nicosia branch in Athens
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides is traveling to Athens on Thursday to inaugurate a new branch of the University of Nicosia in the Greek capital. Christodoulides will tour the university’s facilities…
Cyprus, Greece discuss possible transfer of up to 90 Leopard 1A5 tanks to National Guard
Cyprus and Greece are in talks over the possible transfer of around 90 Leopard 1A5 tanks to the Cypriot National Guard, Fileleftheros reported. According to the newspaper, discussions between the…
Cyprus Rejects Turkish Foreign Minister’s Claims of Regional Ambitions
Cyprus’ Foreign Ministry issued a strong response to comments by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, rejecting suggestions that Nicosia holds revisionist aims or seeks regional dominance. In a statement, the…
DBRS Says Greece and Cyprus Face Higher Geopolitical Risks Due to Reliance on Tourism, Shipping
Greece and Cyprus are more exposed than most EU economies to geopolitical shocks from the Middle East because of their heavy dependence on tourism and shipping, ratings agency Morningstar DBRS…
Greek embassy in Nicosia to receive building donated by Orthodox Church
A building south of Nicosia’s old city, currently used by the Greek Embassy and belonging to the Feneromeni Church, is being donated to Greece, church officials have confirmed. According to…