Thanos Hotels aims to open 10 new units in Greece
Leading Cyprus group Thanos Hotels & Resorts announced on Wednesday it is entering the Greek luxury hospitality market with a three-year investment plan aimed at opening 10 new hotels.
Attica Bank heading for new capital increase
The streamlining of Attica Bank and its merger with Pancreta Bank will require a new share capital increase.
Long wait for teachers
More than 120,000 university graduates are waiting to be appointed to teaching positions in public primary and secondary schools, and it will not happen anytime soon.
Late equalizer keeps PAOK in the lead
PAOK returned from 2-0 down to snatch a precious point at AEK.
Paros threatened by unprecedented building spree
For the fifth year in a row, the island of Paros is first in the Cyclades in the number of new building permits, according to data from Greece’s statistics agency published a week ago.
“There is no and can be no “ideal” democracy”
“Democracy is always unfinished business. It is not a recipe for Paradise on Earth,” John Keane, the renowned professor of political science at the University of Sydney, tells Kathimerini.
Fylla Bridge on Evia reopens
The reconstructed Fylla Bridge on Evia, which was damaged by floods in 2020, reopened on Friday.
Rescuing an ancient Greek dialect
It has no writing system but it is spoken, mainly by elderly Muslim women in the Trabzon (Trebizond, historically) region in northern Turkey by a population that ranges between 4,000 and 8,000 people, according to estimates.
They wanted a government job
Sometimes I wish that I lived in a country somewhere between my native Greece and the USA where I live. By between I don’t mean geographically but rather a country whose laws, social mores etc were somewhere between the two.
Post-pandemic surge in child eating disorders: A mother’s story, expert insights
What’s it like to watch your 10-year-old son stop eating? What’s it like to watch him get weaker and weaker, to see him disappear before your eyes day after day?