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Hagia Sophia restoration sparks discussion in Turkey
The decision to restore the damage sustained over the years by the dome of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul has garnered significant attention from various media outlets in Turkey.
Thessaloniki Metro train stoppage disrupts services
The brand new Thessaloniki metro keeps having teething problems.
Fresh hope for mountain villages and their last defenders
For decades, Greece’s mountain villages have faced a steady exodus, their inhabitants trading altitude for the comforts of lowland cities.
Nothing is more temporary than the ‘final’ decision
Our indifference to the news that “business closures are overturned by courts” has an explanation: the many loopholes of the law. The ingenuity of the offenders is proportional to the flexibility (weakness) of justice.
Dues without a tax return
Tax authorities will be able to issue income tax assessments that will be determined based on the data available to the tax authority even one day after the deadline for submitting tax returns.
Flexibility at universities
The university admission system in Greece often traps young people into an academic subject that they have not consciously chosen.
Trump will put pressure on Ukraine, but not on Israel
Having served at the Pentagon as undersecretary of defense under Donald Rumsfeld, Douglas Feith had played an active role in the “war on terror” after 9/11 and in particular in the run-up to the Iraq war in 2003.
Hagia Sophia dome a challenging technical undertaking
Restoring the dome of Hagia Sophia is an immensely complex task, requiring extensive scientific research and advanced technical expertise.
Vibrant Greek gaming community trying to catch up with the industry
Gamers all over the world play the games created by Ares Dragonis in his home in the central Greek city of Larissa. The 34-year-old was an avid gamer himself as a boy and wondered who designed the graphics and characters of the games he played himself back then, while he also had a talent for…