Skroutz is taking another step toward becoming the “Greek Amazon,” as its online shopping platform, Skroutz Marketplace, is now able to ship products to all eurozone countries. It will soon have an English version too.
Greece on Monday announced that it will be competing in this year’s Eurovision contest with Victor Vernicos and his original song, “What They Say.”
It’s 1996 and Greece is on a collision course with Turkey over a cluster of islets in the eastern Aegean. Twenty-seven years later, one of the protagonists of the Imia crisis speaks about events that have never been made public before, in an exclusive interview with Kathimerini.
Greek online fashion sales increased in 2022 despite rising inflation, geopolitical tensions and an energy crisis that negatively affected consumer behavior, GLAMI.gr said in its annual Fashion Year in Review report.
A lot has changed in terms of Greece’s defense doctrine since 1996, when its naval forces and Turkey’s had gathered around the two islets of Imia in the eastern Aegean.
The project “Renovate EPAS buildings in terms of upgrading the aesthetic value and standards of education while also improving energy efficiency and spatial functionality” concerns the energy and functional upgrading of up to 37 building complexes that house Vocational Schools (VET) of DYPA to approach the energy category of buildings with almost zero energy consumption…
Fuel prices are expected to stay low in the coming period while there are no plans for another Fuel Pass subsidy at present, Development and Investment Minister Adonis Georgiadis said in an interview with public broadcaster ERT on Monday.
There are opera stars, and then there is Maria Callas.
Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas will on Tuesday morning announce the subsidies for February electricity consumption, which will be significantly lower than those of January.
Addressing an event held in his home town Lamia in his honor, after he was named Finance Minister of the Year 2023 for Europe by the FT group’s Banker magazine, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras stressed that the distinction awarded to him was “not just personal but primarily collective.”