Waiting for the train
The recent malfunctions and service interruptions on the national rail network serve as a fresh reminder that rail transport continues to be a lost opportunity in Greece.
Another life lost
It takes a deadly traffic accident next door, on the island where we’re vacationing, to remind us of the scale of the tragedy unfolding on the country’s roads every single year.
AntetokounBros Academy celebrates season
Teenagers celebrate the end of the third successful season at the AntetokounBros Academy, in a photo released on Friday.
Andros Festival | Andros
Respected filmmaker Pantelis Voulgaris has put on his organizer hat to create an interesting program of cultural events for the annual summer festival of Andros.
America’s dysfunctional politics
Thirty years ago, the Soviet empire collapsed, in large part because many within its orbit believed Western-style democracy and rule of law were superior to Soviet Communism.
US energy official meets with Skrekas
Greek Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas met with visiting US State Department Senior Adviser for Energy Security Amos Hochstein on Friday.
Shortages in liquidity and staff worry food service
Food service has faced two successive crises – the pandemic and inflation – which have not only significantly reduced turnover, but are also creating a new round of overindebtedness for the majority of businesses in the sector, with nearly 44% telling a sector survey they have no cash at all.
Baerbock: Greek sovereignty indisputable
The foreign minister of Germany chastised Turkey on Friday for questioning the sovereignty of Greek islands close to Turkey’s shore and asked Greece to ensure that it stopped any unauthorized pushbacks of migrants and refugees at the border.
Greece turning into a data hub
Greece is seeking to strengthen its position as a data transfer hub, hosting the largest number of investments in data centers that store data and information trafficked through the internet.
Meanwhile, a silent crisis
We are getting fewer. It’s all in the numbers: Greece’s population dropped by 3.5 percent in 10 years.