The signature Posidonia Games will again be an essential part of the Posidonia experience, with just over three months to go till the return of the world’s leading shipping fair to the Athens Metropolitan Expo Center on June 6-10.
Political infighting has broken out over the emergence of an audiotape in which a businesswoman, claiming to be acting on behalf of then-Supreme Court President Vassiliki Thanou, is demanding money from the late businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos.
Before even completing seven months of activity in Greece, Rocket Delivery, one of the digital platforms for meal orders and delivery, is departing the Greek market.
An 18th-century icon that a British officer spirited out of war-wracked Cyprus in 1974 was returned Wednesday to the island’s Orthodox Church by the officer’s son.
In a post on her Facebook account, Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou has expressed her support for the Greek expatriates in Mariupol, Ukraine, close to what could become a war front if the conflict in Ukraine escalates further.
The Syntagma Metro station will close at 8 a.m. Thursday because of the official visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, police have announced.
The Hellenic Chamber of Hotels is taking recourse to the Competition Commission regarding enterprises that illegally operate as hotels, advertising themselves as such, under the mantle of the sharing economy.
Azerbaijan plans to boost natural gas supplies this year and pump 16.2 billion cubic meters (bcm) via the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP), mainly to Europe, and almost double its capacity in the future, the consortium’s head said on Wednesday.
A body was located on Wednesday during searches conducted by members of the Hellenic Fire Service’s Special Disaster Unit (EMAK) onboard the hulk of the Euroferry Olympia.
The idea of afternoon surgeries gives more freedom to the medical staff working in the country’s National Healthcare System (ESY), without opposing its public nature.