Trailblazers offers insights for return to mountains
Although not yet a trend, some young people are seeking a change from urban life, and moving to mountainous regions to start up a life.
Baby’s body found in dam; mother arrested
A woman has been arrested in northern Greece after her 11-month-old daughter was found dead in an irrigation dam, police said Monday.
EU chief celebrates ‘immense achievements’ of member Croatia
The chief of the European Union visited Croatia on Sunday to celebrate the “immense achievements” of the newest EU member nation, which switched to using the euro and joined the world’s largest passport-free travel area on New Year’s Day.
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake rattles island of Crete
An earthquake with preliminary magnitude 4.1 struck off the southern island of Crete on Monday, Greek authorities said. There were no immediate reports of damage or injury.
Which products are set to face new hikes
Greeks currently have to pay up to 44.88% more for the same food and general groceries than they did at the beginning of 2022, with the phenomenon of price hikes being universal.
Magnitude 4.3 earthquake rattles southwestern Peoloponnese
An earthquake with preliminary magnitude 4.3 struck off the coast of Methoni, in the southwestern Peoloponnese, Greek authorities said. There were no immediate reports of damage or injury.
A humble sanctuary reborn in grandeur
The Greek Orthodox house of worship was destroyed on September 11. After 21 years and $85 million, its glowing new home has opened
Winter sales to start on Jan 9
The 2023 winter sales will begin across Greece on January 9 and will run through February 28.
Attica projects worth €3 bln
Major projects worth more than 3 billion euros – without taking into account the indirect fiscal benefit of major interventions – have been launched or are on the starting line for 2023 in Attica.
Privacy agency ‘can’t be silent observer’
At the center of the wiretapping case and with both sides of the political system trying to weaponize him, the chairman of the Authority for Communication Security and Privacy (ADAE), Christos Rammos, has been walking a careful tightrope.