The region of Zagori, in Epirus, northwestern Greece, has been included in UNESCO’s World Cultural Landscape Heritage list, the 45th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Riyadh confirmed.
A 36-year-old Romanian man was arrested in Athens on Wednesday after allegedly trying to take two fragments of marble from the Acropolis.
Endy Zemenides, the Executive Director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, joins Thanos Davelis from the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York to discuss President Erdogan’s recent eyebrow raising PBS interview, and break down at what else we need to look out for when it comes to Hellenic issues at the UNGA…
The Vegan Life Festival brings two days packed with exciting stuff: hands-on cooking workshops, insightful panels, a vegan products bazaar, live music, and even a speed-dating event for a chance to make some new friends who share your passion for cruelty-free eats.
Trolley bus workers in the Greek capital are joining Thursday’s strike in a decision that will compound commuters’ woes, which are already going to be considerable as a result of protest marches being planned in downtown Athens.
The government is reportedly examining three scenarios for the division of the country into constituencies for the European Parliament elections next year, with their number ranging from five to seven.
European prosecutors are expected to receive written testimonies on Wednesday from 26 non-political figures involved in the implementation of Contract 717 with Greek railway manager ERGOSE for signaling and telemanagement systems on the country’s rail network.
A photo of an aged and sartorially impeccable Eleftherios Venizelos taking a swing at a golf ball was the first thing to catch my eye in the elegantly old-world apartment. I was there to meet with Artemisia Lymberaki, the youngest sister of the late prime minister Konstantinos Mitsotakis.
A rescue operation was under way Wednesday morning for dozens of migrants on board a yacht reported to be in difficulty off the southwestern coast of Greece, authorities said.
More than a quarter of young people in Greece (26%) are neither working nor in training, when the equivalent rate in Europe stands at just 16.5%, according to a survey presented at an event in Athens held by DIKTIO – Network for Reform in Greece and Europe, the Delphi Economic Forum, Metarrythmisi, and Friends of…