On Oinousses, children don’t eat fish. Despite how contradictory that might sound, it seems many children on this eastern Aegean island turn their noses up at fresh fish – and its excellent Omega-3 content – opting instead for red meat and sweets.
The Greek Civil Protection Agency has issued a high fire risk alert for Saturday as firefighters battle multiple blazes across Greece on Friday.
A form of plague has hit goats and sheep in the central Greek region of Thessaly, alarming local farmers.
Nikos Androulakis, president of Socialists PASOK opposition party, stressed the need for the European Union to play a leading role in restarting negotiations during his meeting with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides in Nicosia on Friday.
The Cypriot government plans to remove the 14-kilometer-long barbed wire fence along the Green Line, it was reported by Deutsche Welle on Friday.
The road that America appears to be taking obliges the Europeans not only to see how they will survive in an increasingly turbulent world, but also to keep alive the principles that made America and Europe powerful.
Cream Athens presents “Overloaded,” an exhibition of new works by 20 artists, hosted by TAF (5 Normanou, Monastiraki).
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced Friday that private doctors who cover vacancies in remote areas will receive up to 3,600 euros annually.
For the first time in 20 years, there was no Greek MEP candidate for the position of Vice President of the European Parliament, it was reported on Thursday.
An aircraft carrying 223 passengers made an emergency landing on Friday at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport in Athens shortly after takeoff from London, bound for Chania, Crete.