FAGE’s sales abroad are thriving
Dairy products company FAGE keeps losing market share in Greece, but is not losing sleep over it.
Mr Bitcoin, US-Russia prisoner swap talks, and hackers’ go-to lawyer
When news of a potential US-Russia prisoner swap broke last week, a familiar name appeared on the list of possible exchange candidates. Alexander Vinnik, known as “Mr Bitcoin,” was arrested while on vacation in Greece in July 2017 on a US warrant for laundering over $4 billion through his crypto exchange, BTC-e. After spending two…
Expressions of faith and gratitude on Tinos
The silver lamp of a miner who was trapped for four days and nights in 1892 in the Lavrio mines, east of Athens.
Water shortages persist across Greece
Greece is facing severe water shortages affecting both islands and the mainland, public broadcaster ERT reported Wednesday.
Father states camp has not provided details on daughter’s drowning
The father of the 8-year-old who drowned in a camp pool in Halkidiki stated that the camp has not informed him about how the incident occurred.
Winter short circuit
Despite the well-established doctrine that “fires are extinguished in winter” – through prevention – its implementation has proven ineffective.
Financial aid platform for Attica fire victims to open by August 21
The financial aid platform, arogi.gov.gr, for citizens who have suffered damages to their homes or businesses due to the fire in Attica, will open by August 21, according to the Deputy Minister of Climate Change, Christos Triantopoulos.
Emerging wiser, until the next disaster
The taste that always lingers after a disaster is bitter and sour.
Ancient monuments in East Attica unscathed by fire, ministry confirms
On-site inspections of ancient monuments in Dionyssos, Marathon and Penteli continued Wednesday by the Antiquities Ephorate of East Attica to assess possible fire damage.
Fires break out in Larissa, Argolida and Aetolia-Acarnania
Fires broke out on Wednesday in Larissa, Argolis and Aetolia-Acarnania.