Online pharmacy sales up 13% in 2022
Online sales by Greek pharmacies grew by 13% in 2022 compared with the previous year, totaling 271 million euros, Convert Group said in an annual industry report.
Greek tourism takings likely to match those of 2022
Greek tourism authorities and businesses are expressing reserved optimism regarding the sector’s course in 2023.
Scholarships for refugees
The US Embassy in Athens is partnering with The American College of Greece on the Education Unites 2023 program, offering fully funded scholarships to at-risk refugee, migrant and displaced students with financial needs for undergraduate and graduate degrees at Deree.
Europe’s weaknesses exposed
How unprepared was Europe for the crisis in Ukraine? And how dearly will the war cost the continent? Europe was literally caught sleeping at the wheel. It totally relied on Russia for its energy and on America for its defense.
Piano Days | Athens | January 28 & 29
The weekend is all about the piano at the Athens Concert Hall, which has put together a program of concerts and other events, both for adults and children, dedicated to this majestic instrument.
Teen gang stealing from shops dismantled
Police said on Wednesday they had dismantled a gang of minors accused of systematically stealing from shops in areas of Attica.
ATHEX: Index stays put following balanced day
Unfazed by political developments in Parliament, the Greek stock market held its ground on Wednesday after its benchmark temporarily climbed above 1,000 points again.
Grow your own veggies scheme being launched at Tritsis Park
The new management of the Antonis Tritsis Park in the western Athens suburb of Ilion will be offering local residents who are having trouble making ends meet small parcels of land where they can grow their own vegetables.
Reserve off Crete is promising
Τhe seismic data ExxonMobil’s Sanco Swift research vessel has collected so far offer clear indications of the existence of an important hydrocarbon field in the area south of Crete.
Our stories and our records belong to us
It was under a bright, warm sun in June last year when I arrived at the Patriotic Institution for Social Welfare and Awareness (PIKPA), a building which holds secrets and history and heartache in its very bones. Comfortably set on a hillside of Penteli outside of Athens, I was there to […]