Greece boosting aerial firefighting capabilities
The repayment of an old debt to the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) will allow Greece to strengthen its aerial firefighting capabilities this year.
Ionian islet of Makri to go under the hammer in July
The summer is expected to show whether the one square kilometer islet Makri, a part of the Echinades island cluster in the Ionian Sea, will finally get a new owner, this time through an auction, after the original bid for its sale failed.
Scoreless Thessaloniki derby has Reds clinch regular season top spot
The goalless draw at the Thessaloniki derby on Sunday meant Olympiakos has pulled further away from second-placed PAOK, in a weekend with a rather poor performance by strikers as in seven games fans saw only nine goals.
Olympiakos wins Greek Basketball Cup, beating Panathinaikos
Olympiakos has returned to basketball titles after its adventure in the second division for two years, as on Sunday it won the Greek Cup downing archrival Panathinaikos in the final.
A dedicated teacher makes the difference
Sometimes the toxicity of public debate and the endless political gossip make you forget why you can and should be optimistic. But a breath of fresh air helps you regain your strength.
We know where we belong
Greece’s foreign policy is defined by some constants that have been respected by all political parties that have ruled for the last 30 years – even when, in the runup to national elections, some parties had challenged them.
Larnaca port set to be ‘a jewel for Cyprus’
The Larnaca Port and Marina redevelopment project is expected to significantly reinforce the Cypriot economy, contributing an estimated 100 million euros or more per year, Cyprus’ Minister of Transport, Communications and Works Yiannis Karousos said on Friday.
Rain coming, say meteorologists
After a balmy few days more reminiscent of spring, winter is expected to make a comeback starting on Monday evening.
58-year-old Greek truck driver identified as victim
The body recovered from the still burning Euroferry Olympia belongs to a 58-year-old Greek truck driver.
Ivan Kliun | Thessaloniki | To April 29
The Museum of Modern Art has extended its first-ever public exhibition of works by Russian avant-garde artist Ivan Kliun (1873-1943) from the collection of George Costakis, which is hailed as one of the finest private collections of the genre in the world.