Almost one in two (44.3%) Greek respondents in the World Values Survey (WVS) said they believe hell exists. The latest poll, which began in 2017 and ended in 2021, was part of a global project that has been around since 1981.
There was no letup in Ankara’s challenges to Greek sovereignty in the eastern Aegean on Thursday, as 10 Turkish Air Force fighter jets and a drone were reportedly involved in a total of 80 violations of Greek airspace, with four of them turning into overflights.
With life in the capital slowly returning to normal after the peak of the summer holidays, experts predict that traffic will be especially heavy on the streets of Athens as of September.
The objective observer of the political and social reality in this country has long since concluded that the next Greek government will be a coalition.
Russian anti-war activists in Cyprus have vowed to continue holding protests against the invasion of Ukraine despite, they say, becoming the target of a threat after their faces appeared on a billboard site draped in black ribbons.
Greek stocks followed other European markets Thursday, closing slightly higher. The ATHEX general index closed at 897.63 points, up 0.36%.
The steep rise in the price of natural gas has boosted the value of Greek imports from Russia despite the EU-wide sanctions slapped on that country following the attacks it launched on Ukraine on February 24.
Thessaloniki Port Authority SA inaugurated a new regular service for freight trains between the northern port city and Nis in southeastern Serbia, it said on Thursday.
A new heatwave is expected to hit Greece in the next three days starting from Thursday, bringing temperatures as high as 40 and 41 degrees Celsius, according the National Meteorological Service (EMY).