Anti-vaxxer bishop dies of Covid-19
Metropolitan Kosmas of Aetolia and Acarnania, western Greece, a staunch anti-vaxxer, has died of Covid-19 after a month-long with the virus. He was 76.
Pagoni backs school reopening
Schools must reopen on schedule on January 10 with updated safety protocols in place, the president of the Athens and Piraeus hospital doctors’ association (EINAP), Matina Pagoni, said Monday.
Commemorating the Battle of Lepanto, 1571
A fascinating exhibition at the Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens, featuring a rich display of paintings, maps, shipboard artifacts, and arms and armor, explores the story of the Battle of Lepanto, a seismic naval engagement that took place in the Gulf of Patras, western Greece, 450 years ago on October 7, 1571.
Greece to launch its own version of PISA tests
Greece is launching its own version of the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), an initiative of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) that gauges education standards.
Let’s be proactive in foreign policy for our national economy
Greece may be characterized as a sui-generis economy due to the daily economic bleeding because of the Turkish aggression.
Is that a burning bush? Is this Mount Sinai? Solstice bolsters a claim
The mountain kept its secrets for centuries, its air of sacred mystery enhanced by a remote location in the Negev desert in southern Israel.