Kikilias: Tourists are back in the capital
Visitors have returned to Athens, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias told RealFM in an interview on Tuesday.
After a two-year ban, hugs are back at Disneyland
As the smell of cinnamon rolls and suntan lotion wafted through the spring air at Disneyland on Monday morning, Rory Sutherland flung herself on the sidewalk and had what can only be described as a hissy fit. She was ready for a hug from Mickey Mouse.
More ferry routes get state subsidy, under strict conditions
The Greek Council of Coastal Shipping approved subsidies for three new ship schedules to out-of-the-way islands and for two amended ones on Tuesday.
Journey to Transnistria: Inside Russia’s disinformation bubble
We traveled inside Transnistria, a Moscow-backed breakaway state in Moldova, to find out how Russia’s disinformation campaign stretches beyond its borders.
Homes for Ukrainians initiative by Greek-Americans
Spurred by the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Androniky Georgiou Hazelwood, John Hazelwood, Neely Ashmun and Brook Sefton have launched GR4UA.org.
ATHEX: Resilience earns stocks more gains
The Greek bourse returned from its first four-day break this month with a session of gains for most blue chips on Tuesday at the start of a three-day week at Athinon Avenue.
Athens looking to UAVs to boost defense
Amid the progress made by Turkey in drone technology, discussions have been ongoing in Athens to counter this threat.
A congress devoid of fresh ideas
What were the takeaways from the recent SYRIZA congress? First, that the leader of the main opposition party, Alexis Tsipras, is not going anywhere, after some seven in 10 participants voted in favor of all his proposals and considered no one else for the role.
Cyclades tickets are sold out
Passenger ships to the Cyclades will be full to capacity for this Easter as of Wednesday, though that is not the case with ferries to Crete and the Dodecanese.
Turkey’s pro-Kurdish party submits defense against ‘political’ case
Turkey’s third-largest political party, the pro-Kurdish HDP, said on Tuesday the court case targeting it is the culmination of a political effort to break it up.