History’s outsiders
Almost half a century has gone by since democracy was restored in Greece after the 1967-74 dictatorship and there are some conversations that should have been settled by now.
Cartoon (28/05/2022)
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The great resignation
“Attracting workers” has become the new mantra being repeated, like an invocation, by those alarmed by the impact on the local labor market of the so-called “great resignation” trend.
Iran says crew of two seized Greek tankers not detained and on board
Iran’s state maritime body said on Saturday the crew of two Greek tankers seized by its Revolutionary Guards on Friday had not been detained, and were in good health and being cared for on board their vessels.
Alpha Mission – Delos | Athens | May 30
A pioneering project aimed at raising awareness about climate change with a concert will be broadcast live from the archaeological site of Delos on the sacred Cycladic island of the same name to The Athens Concert Hall and other venues.
From Poznan to Posidonia
The resumption of Posidonia will lead to further business growth and provide a great platform to hold physical meetings with clients and contractors, establish new business relationships, present new offers and discuss new projects, according to H. Cegielski-Poznan SA.
May sees more tourism revenues at popular destinations than 2019
Popular destinations like the islands in the south and southeastern Aegean have this month seen an increase in tourism arrivals and revenues of about 10% relative to May 2019, before the pandemic, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias reported last week.
Youth orchestra conductor acquitted of sexually harassing young musicians
A 29-year-old youth symphony orchestra conductor in Thessaloniki, who had been accused of sexually harassing two minor musicians, members of the orchestra, between 2014-17, was acquitted on Saturday.
Probe launched into fire in downtown Thessaloniki
An investigation has been launched by the Fire Service into the exact causes of a blaze that broke out on Friday afternoon in an abandoned building block next to the Chamber of Industry in downtown Thessaloniki, northern Greece, leaving two people in critical condition.
One reform every two days
The government will need to act at a rate of one new reform every two days if it is to fulfill the prior actions required for the tranches of the Recovery and Resilience Fund and the commitments it has made in the context of the Enhanced Surveillance of the economy, in order to collect a…