Is Erdogan planning a wider military operation in Syria?
Turkish fighter jets carried out dozens of airstrikes in northern Syria and Iraq on Sunday, in what Turkish officials said was a retaliation for a bombing in Istanbul last week.
GoGo Penguin | Athens | November 25
British crossover jazz trio GoGo Penguin are back in the Greek capital for a single show at Gagarin 205.
Greece lagging in preschool education
Greece ranks at the tail end of European Union countries when it comes to preschool education, according to the European Commission’s Education and Training Monitor 2022.
When archaeologists swap trowels for guns
He knew how to handle a gun, but had no experience of battle.
Transplants lagging due to inadequate organ donations
Experts are warning that if organ donation does not increase, many patients who need a transplant in Greece won’t get one.
Lower tourism takings in 2023
Travel receipts from abroad next year are projected to be marginally lower than in 2019, when they amounted to 18.2 billion euros, as well as this year.
Foreign Ministry dismisses Ankara’s ‘distortions’
In response to criticism from Ankara, Greek Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexandros Papaioannou slammed Turkey, saying “once again it completely distorts reality in order to support its unilateral and unfounded claims.”
PPC set to return to profitability next year
Public Power Corporation will return to profitability in 2023 and plans to pay a dividend to shareholders in 2024, George Stassis, chairman and CEO, told analysts after the group released its nine-month results on Tuesday.
InvestEU to launch in Athens on Thursday
The European Commission, in cooperation with the EIB Group Office in Greece, is launching InvestEU in Greece on Thursday morning.
More seats to Cyprus in the coming months
This week’s announcements by Ryanair and Wizz Air to increase the fleets at Cypriot airports and add new routes clearly pleased Hermes Airports and the tourism industry in general, as they will lead to increased arrivals.