Airlines offer fall discounts
The battle is already on for fall travelers, with airlines launching offers to lure more passengers to their seats.
Investor sought for fish farming giant
Creditor banks are searching for a new buyer for the scheme created under the name Avramar, specifically for the fish farming company’s activities in Greece, five years after the sale of Selonda and Nireus to the Andromeda aquaculture group.
Deree to offer business English course in Oct-Dec
Deree, the American College of Greece’s school of graduate and professional education in Athens, is offering a business English skills course lasting just over two months from October 3 to December 5, with classes every Tuesday from 6.30 to 9 p.m.
Greek private debt below EU average rate
Private debt in Greece remains stable and lies below the European Union average, Deputy Finance Minister Haris Theocharis said in Parliament on Friday.
The campus police is here to stay. Or is it?
In February 2021, the then-minister of education, Niki Kerameus, declared in Parliament, “Let the smell of fear and lawlessness in the universities, which thrives there and nowhere else in the country, be dissolved once and for all.” That was the day the draft law on universities was voted on, which included the introduction of the…
Aegean deposits belong in the ground
It’s kind of mind-boggling to read articles crowing about the possibility of major hydrocarbon deposits southeast of Crete as wildfires continue to rage and the country enters its second consecutive week of scorching heat. The irony is almost unbearable. Wildfires today burn almost double the expanses they did 20 years ago – and we all…
Wildfire prevention
The measures announced by the government for those affected by the devastating wildfires offer some relief, but they come after the fact.
Horseless horsemen
The talent of acting is a gift from heaven. It shows itself, dazzling at every moment and on every occasion. An example is Notis Mitarakis, the new minister of citizen protection, and formerly minister of migration and asylum, deputy minister of labor and deputy minister of development. I wrote here on Thursday about the prime…
2,000 people evacuated by sea in Rhodes
About 2,000 people have been evacuated ‘without incident’ by sea from two beaches in Rhodes, Fire Service spokesman Yannis Artopios said Saturday evening.
From inaction to panic
Can we get accustomed to the unpredictable? The truth is that we have to start coming to terms with the fact that extreme weather phenomena will not be an occasional occurrence from now on.