Ten fragments of the sculptural decoration of the Parthenon will be transferred to the Acropolis Museum from the warehouse of the National Archaeological Museum, where they have been kept until now, after the approval of the Central Archaeological Council (KAS).
Visiting Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomaios was the honoree at an event held at the Athens Concert Hall on Wednesday that included addresses by Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
A comprehensive plan for the economic, demographic, educational, technological and rural development of the northeastern region of Thrace has been drafted by a cross-party parliamentary committee.
Mayor of Athens Kostas Bakoyannis (l) and American Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt (r) applaud speakers during the launch Wednesday of the “USA-Greece: 200 Years of Innovation” Escape Room at the Serafeio Athletic & Community Complex in Athens.
Expert Alan Makovsky, who was recently in Greece, joins The Greek Current to talk about the progress he is seeing in Greece-US security tie and the importance of an expanded US presence in the northern Greek port of Alexandroupolis.
Cyprus will include children as young as six in its Covid-19 screening program and introduce mandatory masks in schools to ward off a surge in the virus, authorities said on Wednesday.
An equivalent of 24 million full bathtubs a day is the amount of wastewater produced by households and businesses in 464 urban areas of Greece, of which 96.2% is processed in the country’s 232 biological treatment plants.
The European Commission on Wednesday approved a 2.27-billion-euro aid scheme proposed by Greece to boost renewable energy generation.
Sometimes fairy tales come true: I never thought to see the stunning coverage given to the Parthenon Marbles by two leading right-wing newspapers, the Mail and the Telegraph.
NASA on Wednesday launched a spacecraft with one simple mission: Smash into an asteroid at 15,000 mph.