Greece’s Coast Guard was searching on Monday for an Austrian tourist who went missing on Sunday afternoon while she was swimming in front of her hotel at the resort town of Ierapetra, southeast Crete.
The United States, seconded by Germany, has intervened decisively to keep tensions between uneasy allies Greece and Turkey from boiling over.
Two human teeth embedded in a compact mass with copper traces were found during the May 23-June 15 underwater excavation of the Antikythera island shipwreck that dates to around 60 BC, the Greek Ministry of Culture announced on Sunday.
A series of special events will mark Refugee Week Greece from June 20-26, in an extended version of World Refugee Day.
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck overnight southwest of the island of Karpathos, in the southeastern Aegean Sea, the Athens-based Institute of Geodynamics said.
Greece will see a surge of Covid-19 this summer, which, however, will not significantly affect the hard indicators, such as ICU hospitalizations and deaths, experts and health authorities have said.
Veteran diplomat and politician Petros Molyviatis has penned an open letter to NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg over the latter’s recent urging of Greece and Turkey to settle their differences.
The Japanese film director Chie Hayakawa was germinating the idea for a screenplay when she decided to test out her premise on elderly friends of her mother and other acquaintances.
The 55 startups currently active in Cyprus typically employ two to five people, have an average operating run of three-and-a-half years and have only limited participation of women, according to a study conducted by the University of Cyprus’ Center for Entrepreneurship.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias spoke Sunday in favor of closer European Union relations in Egypt, a country of “capital importance for Europe.”