The games of democratic Athens were as great as the Ancient Olympics
The Olympic Games immediately spring to mind when people think about sport in ancient Greece.
Greece leverages defense spending to underscore US alignment
Greece is stepping up efforts to underscore its strategic value to the United States, highlighting its role in Southeastern Europe and NATO’s southern flank, while reminding Washington that the US defense industry remains a key supplier to the Greek Armed Forces – not only for major platforms like the F-35 fighter jet, but also for…
New loans in Cyprus jump to €658.2 million in March
New lending in Cyprus recorded a substantial increase in March, with pure new loans reaching 658.2 million euros, up significantly from €246.1 million in February, according to Central Bank of Cyprus data published on Tuesday.
Cruise industry charts a sustainable course at PSTF 2025
The 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum opened on Tuesday in Iraklio, marking a pivotal moment in Mediterranean cruise tourism.
Panathinaikos edges out Efes to make the Final Four
Panathinaikos held off Efes Anadolu in Game 5 of the Euroleague playoffs to join Olympiakos in the Abu Dhabi Final Four.
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ATHEX: Bourse slips on German pretext
The Athens Exchange general index closed at 1,716.22 points, shedding 0.87%.
Mahler: Symphony No 4 & Kindertotenlieder | Epidaurus | July 19
As part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival’s 70th anniversary, acclaimed Greek conductor Teodor Currentzis will lead the international ensemble Utopia in a rare classical concert at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus
Innovation needs to start at home
Talk about Greece’s imperative need for innovation has been stirred up again in recent days by a flurry of announcements concerning new defense procurement plans and the buzz surrounding a major defense exhibition taking place on the outskirts of Athens.
Gov’t to tighten immigration laws, says migration minister
Migration Minister Makis Voridis has announced that a new bill aimed at tightening country’s immigration framework will be submitted in May and will introduce stricter measures for migrants who remain in the country illegally after being denied asylum.