Olympiakos reaches its first European semifinal, as PAOK crashes out
Olympiakos is in the semifinals of the Europa Conference League, and will face Aston Villa for a spot in the final.
From California to Mount Olympus and Greece’s seas
Thanos Davelis caught up with Larry Notheis, the Chief Deputy Director at the California Conservation Corps, on the sidelines of the “Our Ocean” conference in Athens to look at how the California Conservation Corps model can be applied in Greece, and how these partnerships can make a difference in protecting the oceans, preventing and fighting…
ATHEX: Convincing rebound at stock market
This time the bulk of stocks at Athinon Avenue produced a strong reaction on Thursday.
An opportunity for Israel
Iran’s failed missile attack against Israel offers the latter an opportunity to reverse the negative environment on the public relations front.
Greek bartenders win Havana Club cocktail competition in Cuba
A Greek mixologist duo, made up of Panos Minoudis and Andreas Giaprakas, has won a €10,000 prize for mixing cocktails in Cuba.
Legality and speed
Athens has numerous aging buildings that need renovation. The process, however, is plagued by two serious problems: In order to issue the relevant permits, one needs to endure the bureaucratic delays, and after the permits are issued, no one checks whether their terms are respected by the contractors.
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5.6 magnitude quake hits central Turkey
A moderately strong earthquake has struck central Turkey, the country’s disaster management agency said, causing damage to some buildings.
Parties scan country ahead of showdown
With less than two months to go before the European Parliament elections on June 9, the campaign has entered a crucial phase with tours by political leaders and party committees being a key element.
Man remanded for murder of German resident on Crete
A 45-year-old Greek man accused of the murder of the 65-year-old German has been remanded in custody on Crete.