Development and Investment Minister Adonis Georgiadis attended a ceremony at Elefsis Shipyards to welcome the arrival on Friday of the first merchant ship – the supramax freighter Star Cleo, built in 2013 – to dock there for repairs in almost five years.
Barely a month after taking office as the United Nations’ new human rights chief, Volker Türk was in Sudan’s war-torn Darfur region last week meeting victims of a conflict that has displaced millions.
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos scored rather comfortable home wins at the end of a busy week in the Euroleague, as the Reds downed Alba Berlin on Thursday and the Greens saw off Villeurbanne on Friday.
Wives and partners murdered, children neglected and youngsters wielding pocket knives are becoming an all too common narrative, according to experts, noting that violence extends across the whole spectrum of Greek society – in work relationships, at school and in neighborhoods.
Mortgage loans for primary residences must be distinguished from other debts. For this reason, the law stipulates measures to protect the most vulnerable households.
Friday’s minor slide in stock prices at Athinon Avenue did little to stain a remarkable week at the Greek bourse that has put the benchmark safely above the 900-point mark with prospects for further growth in the three sessions left till the end of the month.
In the maelstrom of revelations and accusations, we cannot distinguish how much blame falls on Father Anthony, the founder and heart of the Ark of the World shelter for disadvantaged children.
The decision by Selectour, France’s leading network of independent travel agencies, to hold its 12th annual conference in Greece was a vote of confidence in Greek tourism, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said.
After 20 years of shaking up the Greek creative scene, local artistic collective The Callas is celebrating its milestone birthday in a big way.
The European Commission on Friday announced the approval of the second installment from the Recovery and Resilience Fund to Greece, amounting to 3.6 million euros, following the request submitted by the government at the end of September.