Hospitality multinational Hilton announced last Friday it will be expanding its presence in Greece in the next couple of years with the opening of two new units on Greek islands: They are the Hilton Mykonos Beach Resort & Spa, and the Sound of the Sea Karpathos, Tapestry Collection by Hilton.
On Wednesday, November 20, K. Scarlett Kingsley graced the educational institution College Year in Athens (CYA) with an insightful look at the ever-interconnected relationship between agriculture and warfare.
Greek stocks remained on an upward course on Monday.
The duo Kohma, consisting of Giorgos Mizithras (MIZI) on electronics and Giorgos Kokkinaris on double bass, will perform at the TV Control Center (91A Kiprou) on December 4.
The publication of the memoirs of Angela Merkel, who was Germany’s chancellor at one of the toughest times of Greece’s post-junta history, is an opportunity for reflection.
The left-wing SYRIZA party, whose MP Sokratis Famellos was elected as it new leader Sunday, announced the election’s official final results Monday, giving Famellos 49.36% of the vote.
Given the fragmentation, loss of influence and overall decline of Greece’s left-wing parties, none will be in a position to govern anytime soon. Is there anything they can do, however, to ensure that the left survives?
Vasilissis Olgas avenue, which has been closed to cars for nearly four years due to redevelopment works, is set to reopen to the public by March, Athens Mayor Harris Doukas announced on Monday.
As the world becomes more dangerous and unpredictable by the day, we are trying hard to prove the maxim of one very experienced observer of all things Greek: That Greece never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity.