Organized by the Georgios M. Mihalos Foundation for the Sustainability of Nisyros NPO, the first Nisyrian Dialogues “aims to explore the green, fair and sustainable development of small islands.”
Athens-listed Motor Oil Group on Tuesday reported significant growth in its 2022 results, with turnover rising by 61.9% to 16.6 billion euros from €10.2 billion in 2021.
Total public sector employment in Cyprus decreased by 3.3% in March 2023, compared to March 2022, according to data published by the Statistical Service (CyStat) on Tuesday.
The region of Central Macedonia will have its own exhibition stand at this month’s Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum, which aims to promote its unique historical and cultural heritage and highlight its rich tourism product comprising mythical mountains, legendary archaeological sites, sandy beaches, crystal-clear seas and picturesque lakes and rivers.
A boy band belted out songs about loving the Prophet Muhammad. A young woman wearing a full-face veil was moved to tears by the faith of new converts.
The Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD) on Wednesday announced the completion of the sale of the state property at the Skaramangas Shipyards to the new investor, Milina Enterprises Company Limited.
A 60-year-old man died Wednesday in the central Greek town of Volos when his house caught fire, apparently from an oil heater he had lit up.
The increase in violence and bullying at Greek schools is not and should not be treated as a public order issue.
Main leftist opposition SYRIZA has once again failed to meet expectations by abstaining from a crucial vote in Parliament.
The resumption of Turkey’s challenging Greek sovereignty over some islands in the east Aegean with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu’s proposal that all differences between the two countries, including those which dispute Greece’s rights, are referred to the international court at The Hague came as no surprise to anyone following developments in the last few months.