Booking data point to further reduction in overcrowding on Mykonos, Santorini
The islands of Mykonos and Santorini, historically the flagships of Greek tourism, are now paying the price for their overexploitation.
ATHEX: Stocks take a step back
Monday’s stock session followed the course of the Greek weather, with a steady decline in prices matching the drop in temperatures.
Time to clean house
The time to clean house and rationalize the Hellenic Armed Forces is now.
AHI condemns F-16 sale to Turkey, applauds F-35 sale to Greece
The American Hellenic Institute (ΑΗΙ), led by President Nick Larigakis released a statement on Monday strongly opposing the recent US decision to sell F-16 fighter jets and modernization kits to Turkey while highlighting the importance of F-35 sales to Greece.
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Who we have to thank for our democracy
It is good sometimes to look at our history as a neutral observer and remember what we owe and to whom. On the 50th anniversary of the restoration of democracy, known in Greece as the Metapolitefsi, one leader stands out, high above the rest: Konstantinos Karamanlis.
Nearly 100 dead or missing migrants in Mediterranean so far in 2024
Nearly 100 migrants have died or disappeared in the central and eastern Mediterranean, including Greek seas, since the beginning of 2024, more than double the toll recorded last year during the same period, the UN migration agency said on Monday.
Chris Liebing | Athens | February 2
Get ready as techno maestro Chris Liebing takes over the decks at Oddity Club (oddityclub.gr).
Defense Min speaks to Israeli counterpart about Greek humanitarian aid
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias informed his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, about Greek humanitarian aid in a telephone conversation on Monday.
Broken systems: The crisis in social services and mental healthcare
How can it be explained that while dozens of psychologists and social workers are hired at schools, violence among minors continues to escalate?