Komotini man arrested for setting wife ablaze
A man was arrested in Komotini, northern Greece, on Thursday after setting his wife on fire.
Passenger traffic at regional airports remains robust
In August passenger traffic from abroad remained strong at Greece’s 14 regional airports that Fraport Greece manages, following a remarkably robust July.
Arthur Jafa | Piraeus | September 9 – October 2
Critically acclaimed American video artist and cinematographer Arthur Jafa is making his debut appearance in the country as part of the cultural exchange initiative Greece in USA, with a solo show at the Port of Piraeus’ Stone Warehouse.
Landslides increase due to climate change and fires
The rockslide Thursday morning at Navagio beach, a popular tourist destination on the Ionian island of Zakynthos, has alarmed authorities.
RINA teams up with Asprofos for Alexandroupoli project
RINA, the inspection, certification and consulting engineering multinational, in partnership with Asprofos, a leading Greek engineering consultancy with deep experience in energy infrastructure, has secured a contract to provide project management consultancy services for the Alexandroupoli Independent Natural Gas System (INGS), owned and developed by the Greek company Gastrade SA.
Films going back to their roots
A still from award-winning filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Kinetta” captures the West Attica seaside town where it was filmed, and which will also be one of the stops in a fascinating new initiative by the Association of Greek Film Directors and Producers (ESPEK).
Woman found dead in her home in Larissa
The body of a 35-year-old woman was found in her apartment in the town of Larissa, central Greece, on Thursday, a local news website reported.
First witnesses in Androulakis’ wiretapping to be heard on Sept. 13
The Greek parliamentary committee investigating the phone tapping of PASOK-KINAL leader Nikos Androulakis will begin hearing key witnesses on September 13, it was announced on Thursday evening.
East Med at risk from threats posed by a warming planet and changing climate
A new report by an international group of scientists is sounding the alarm for the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, warning that this region and its inhabitants are especially at risk from the threats posed by a warming planet and changing climate.
Facing shortages, food giants tinker with ingredients
It takes about 21 ingredients to make a Totino’s pizza roll, the bite-size snack that soared in popularity during the pandemic as people sought easy-to-make meals.