Beleri granted early release after 16 months in Albanian prison
After 16 months in an Albanian prison, Fredi Beleri has been granted early release. His request, which had been postponed three times, was approved on Monday.
Measures to tackle impact of overtourism
The government is launching a package of measures to preserve the long-term viability of Greek tourism, and to address issues caused by the growing number of visitors, which has already reached a new high.
First English-language course at University of Macedonia
Foreign students will be able to study Accounting and Finance in Thessaloniki as of this October.
Beleri’s early release request to be heard Monday
After 16 months in an Albanian prison, Fredi Beleri’s request for early release will be heard on Monday.
Green islands, powered by diesel
You’ve likely heard about the Aegean island of Astypalea and its electric cars, but what about Kythnos? Kythnos is also a “Smart Island,” if you weren’t aware.
Greek airports see 9.5% surge in passenger traffic in first 7 months
Greece’s airports have achieved notable growth in passenger traffic through the first seven months of 2024, showcasing a significant 9.5% increase over last year.
Grid link with Cyprus in peril
This week will be crucial to whether the power grid link between Greece and Cyprus via Crete will be implemented.
Police investigate stabbing at sardine festival in Preveza
Greek police are investigating a stabbing that occurred late Sunday during a sardine festival in the northwestern city of Preveza.
Nurseries and kindergartens begin new school year, schools reopen on Sep 11
The school year for nurseries and kindergartens begins this Monday.
PASOK turning 50
The Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its establishment by late prime minister Andreas Papandreou on Tuesday, as it heads into a leadership race that will determine its way forward.