Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos announced plans on Tuesday to reduce bureaucracy in at least 15 procedures relating to the industry to facilitate professional and business activity.

The cruise industry has voiced its opposition to the fee the government said it will impose as of 2025 on cruise ports of call, reaching up to 20 euros per person for Mykonos and Santorini.

Tourist arrivals in Cyprus reached an all-time high for August this year.

Since the Oct. 7 attacks and the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, no part of life in the region has been left untouched – least of all, the three great religions whose histories are rooted there.

Eurobank and the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Monday to work toward establishing the India-Greece-Cyprus (IGC) Business Council.

Amberin Zaman, Al-Monitor’s chief correspondent covering major stories on the Middle East and North Africa, joins Thanos Davelis to look into the unfolding crisis in Libya over the leadership of the country's Central Bank that is fueling fears of renewed conflict, and break down whether this should be a cause for concern in the Mediterranean.

The theater group Acting How? launches the new season with an open presentation of its work and courses on Saturday at noon in Kerameikos.

All Greek political parties theoretically agree on the best practices in the legislative process. All parties have recognized, since the restoration of democracy, the problem of last-minute amendments introduced without consultation to unrelated bills.

Iraklio will host the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum next May, as the organizers prepare to bring this Confex event to Crete for the first time.

Stocks grew at Athinon Avenue on Tuesday for a third day in a row.

A century after the birth of Leonid Kogan, one of the greatest violinists of all time, three renowned violinists Leonidas Kavakos, Viktoria Mullova and Augustin Hadelich will come together to pay tribute to his legacy.

Three Greek antiquities that had been removed from Greece at an unknown date have been repatriated from the United States, the Culture Ministry announced Tuesday.

Cyprus has given the green light for construction of a 1.9 billion euro ($2.1 billion) undersea electricity cable linking its grid with Greece’s, aiming to sharply reduce electricity bills and end its energy isolation, the country’s energy minister said Tuesday.

Three workers were injured in a fire that broke out inside Greece’s second-largest oil refinery on Tuesday, forcing the evacuation of personnel, according to an announcement by Motor Oil, which operates the refinery.

Bars, hairdressers, restaurants, car repair shops and others declare losses or minimal profit

In Europe, we all needed what Mario Draghi offered us last week. In the 400 pages of his report on the future of European competitiveness, he first reminded us of the values on which it was founded and for which the European Union deserves to exist.

This year’s Public Investments Program is being expanded by 900 million euros.

More than 30% of the final articles of the laws passed in 2023-24 were not included in the public consultation, according to a new study by the Center for Liberal Studies (KEFiM) published on Tuesday.

A fire broke out on Tuesday at the Motor Oil refineries in Corinth, south of Athens.

The Roussos family has long been busy in the kitchen on one of Greece's most tourist-heavy islands, serving up unpretentious, satisfying and delicious food that even Monica Bellucci adored.