New cash register rules in Greece target dining sector
As of last Thursday, Greek restaurants and similar establishments are required to use new “smart” cash registers.
Were the Athens Olympics worth it?
The glow of the fireworks has gone for good over the OAKA Olympic stadium in northern Athens. Santiago Calatrava’s iconic canopy has been left “naked,” without the polycarbonate panels.
Attica region’s farmers markets website launches
The website of the the Farmers Markets of the Region of Attica (foreaslaikon.gov.gr) is now up and running.
Giselle | Athens | September 19
Ukraine’s Odessa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet will perform “Giselle,” a quintessential Romantic ballet, at the Athens Concert Hall (Megaron, Vassilisis Sofias & Kokkali) on September 19.
Behind the deal: Spies, a killer, secret messages and unseen diplomacy
A turning point came June 25, when a group of CIA officers sat across from their Russian counterparts during a secret meeting in a Middle Eastern capital.
Serbia’s 96-85 win over South Sudan puts Greece in the quarterfinals
Greece’s basketball team has reached the quarterfinals at the Olympics as Serbia defeated South Sudan 96-85 Saturday night.
Back to the basics of a sick economy
So many more opportunities have gone down the drain again, this time from the Recovery and Resilience Fund, worth some €36 billion.
Woman from Kavala tells police she was raped, held captive
A 32-year-old woman has accused her partner of holding her prisoner, beating her and raping her. The woman, who is a Muslim from Kavala in northern Greece, was being treated at the General Hospital of Didymoteicho.
The pressing demographic decline
Greece is aging. It is a realization that keeps being mentioned more and more urgently and imperatively.
New tools, old habits
The citizens’ response to the new app that allows them to report zoning and environmental violations on beaches shows us how useful this kind of service can be.