Ancient Nemea to receive EU Heritage Label
The archaeological site at Ancient Nemea will become the second heritage attraction in Greece to be awarded the EU’s Heritage Label, the Culture Ministry announced on Friday.
Greece’s key role in efforts wean the Balkans off Russian gas
Nektaria Stamouli joins Thanos Davelis to look at how the Balkans are breaking their energy dependence on Russia, and the central role Greece is playing in this effort.
Vultures most frequent victims of poisoning
The poisoning of wildlife in Greece and more widely in the Balkans remains common, with the Ornithological Society saying the vulture population in the region has suffered the largest decline.
Turkey says Greek jets violating Turkish airspace
Turkey accused Greece of instigating tensions again Friday, with security sources saying that Greek fighter jets had violated its airspace 30 times in the past three days.
New gas pipeline boosts Europe’s bid to ease Russian supply
Mountainous and remote, the Greek-Bulgaria border once formed the southern corner of the Iron Curtain. Today, it’s where the European Union is redrawing the region’s energy map to ease its heavy reliance on Russian natural gas.
Athens puts CBMs with Turkey on ice
Greece has frozen plans for a next round of confidence building measures (CBMs) with Turkey at the level of defense ministries, following a barrage of Turkish overflights in the eastern Aegean.
Digitization project for decades-old air photographs
The Information Society and the National Defense Ministry have launched a tender for the digitalization of some 380,000 air photos from around the country dating back to as early as 1938.
Four pillars of 2022 growth
There are four main reasons why the Greek economy will remain robust amid the global energy crisis and the war in Ukraine, UBS said in a report on Thursday, adjusting its estimate for the expansion of Greece’s gross domestic product in 2022 from 5.5% previously to 4%.
Strong optimism on course of tourism
With tourism traffic in the first 20 days of April faring extremely well, “all indications point to the fact that this will be a good year for Greece’s tourism industry,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said during a visit to the Tourism Ministry on Wednesday.
Thessaloniki man crashes into bus
A man had to be rescued from his car by firefighters after it crashed into the back of a Thessaloniki bus on Friday morning. The bus had not yet started its route and there were no passengers aboard.