Fruit and veg exports suffer
The war in Ukraine is having direct and indirect effects on Greek fruit and vegetable exporters, with exports posting a decline ranging from 6.5% to 39.1%, depending on the product.
A silent vow of ‘never again’
Sunday marks the anniversary of the departure in 1943 of the first train taking members of Thessaloniki’s Jewish community to the Auschwitz death camp.
Funds released for tourism promotion of Eastern Aegean islands
The government announced on Friday a fresh 2 million-euro tourism campaign for five Greek islands that had been overwhelmed by the influx of asylum seekers.
Music school dedicates World Poetry Day to Mikis Theodorakis
The Athens Conservatory is dedicating World Poetry Day on Monday to composer Mikis Theodorakis, who died last September at the age of 96.
War hits fruit and vegetable exports
The war in Ukraine has hit Greek exports of fruits and vegetables, since Russia was a major export market prewar.
Unkempt leaders
Can a political message change the course of a war in this era of social media and the supremacy of optics?
Transparency first
The domestic energy market had entered a phase of fierce competition even before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Celebrities Are Dying in the War, Adding Dimension to the Nation’s Shock
A male ballet dancer. An award-winning female actor. A biathlete. An actor who posted glamorous selfies on Instagram to his nearly 13,000 followers until he joined up.
Shipping ministry: free-floating mines endanger ships in Black Sea
Mines near Ukraine’s ports are endangering ships, the Ministry of Shipping warns.
Man arrested for damaging Thessaloniki’s Rotunda
A 28-year-old man has been arrested for unspecified damages to the interior of the Rotunda, an important monument in the city of Thessaloniki, police say.