Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias paid tribute to the work of world-renowned Greek Cypriot fetal medicine pioneer Dr Kypros Nicolaides at the King’s College London university and hospital in a special ceremony held in the British capital.
Police said on Saturday that it detained 56 people after clashes broke out in the Athens district of Exarchia on Friday night during an anti-rape rally between protestors and riot unit offers.
A local jumps over a fence as wildfire burns near the village of Vatera, on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos, Saturday.
The European Commission on Friday approved the registration of a traditional handmade pasta, “Makaronia tis Smilas/ /Makaronia tou Sklinitziou,” as the latest product with protected geographical indication (PGI) from Cyprus.
Consumers are putting less into their supermarket trolleys as price hikes continue to eat into their disposable incomes.
Tourists are the target of a new campaign by the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) that encourages tourists to demand a receipt before paying for goods The “Apodixi please” (Receipt, please!) campaign is backed up by a YouTube video and banners in airports.
Visitor numbers across Greece’s museums and archaeological sites have risen this year to pre-pandemic levels, a survey has found.
A prosecutor on Friday appealed the verdict against prominent director and actor Dimitris Lignadis, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison earlier this month.
Over 2,750 hectares, most of it forest, was destroyed in the fire that broke out in Pendeli, north of Athens, last Tuesday. Almost all of the affected area was earmarked for reforestation following earlier fires in the region.
Firefighters are batting for a third day contain a wildfire raging in the Dadia National Park, the country’s largest Natura 2000 site and home to the only black vulture colony in the Balkans, in the northeastern border region of Evros.