• ECONOMY
    French fund can prove a game-changer for Cyprus-Greece power linkup

    The deal concerning the Greece-Cyprus power link, between Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) and French investment fund Meridiam, reported by Bloomberg on Thursday, was on Friday confirmed by Kathimerini, citing sources from Paris. However, neither party has officially announced the agreement yet.

  • EUROPE
    Swiss ready to seal EU deal

    Switzerland was set to announce Friday (20 December) it has concluded a new set of agreements with the European Union which would finally reset and stabilise ties with the surrounding bloc.

  • HISTORY
    20 December 2024: This day in history

    1522: Suleiman the Magnificent accepts surrender of the surviving Knights of Rhodes, who are allowed to evacuate. They eventually settle in Malta and become known as the Knights of Malta. 1803: French flag lowered in New Orleans to mark the formal transfer of the Louisiana Purchase from France to USA, purchased for $15M 1812: “Grimm’s […]

  • WORLD
    Executive Yuan presents outstanding S&T award

    The 2024 Executive Yuan Award for Outstanding Science and Technology Contribution was presented Dec. 18 in Taipei City to four local academics for their enhancement of human health and global civilization. During the presentation ceremony, Premier Cho Jung-tai praised the recipients for success in their respective fields of medical research. Citing President Lai Ching-te’s training […]

  • CYPRUS
    Jingle all the way to the Cyprus Christmas Villages

    It’s jingle all the way with a calendar packed with festive outings, including the ‘Cyprus Christmas Villages’ – eight villages selected by the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism to bring festive cheer across the island until January 6, 2025. Mountainous Lefkara and coastal Kiti have been selected for Larnaka region’s ‘Cyprus Christmas Villages’, offering two […]

  • GREEKS ABROAD
    Greek Community of Melbourne honours its volunteers

    At a special gathering hosted by Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) Secretary Nickos Koukouvitakis, the Community came together to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of its volunteers. The GCM awarded and honoured individuals who dedicate their time and effort to support the Community and its parishes. President of the GCM, Bill Papastergiadis, said, “The event underscored […]

  • ECONOMY
    Brussels sounds alarm over five areas of the Greek economy

    The European Commission has placed Greece in the same group of countries as Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands, but that is not good news. It is the group of nine eurozone countries in which the Commission’s “Alert Mechanism” identified macroeconomic imbalances. In-depth assessments will follow on whether these imbalances have worsened or are being corrected.

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