Plans for the radical redeployment of Greece’s Armed Forces include making smaller units stationed on the Aegean islands entirely self-sufficient, capable, among others, of producing their own food, energy and drinkable water.
The difference with older cameras is fundamental: they will not simply record drivers, but will have the ability to automatically issue fines to motorists who ignore the speed limit or run a red light.
As scorching temperatures grip Cyprus, the Department of Labor Inspection has ramped up workplace checks.
The European Investment Bank is committing 20 million euros to STIQ, a fast-growing Greek foodtech company pioneering AI-powered cloud kitchen technology, it announced on Friday. The financing, backed by the InvestEU program, will support the company’s research and development, digital innovation and international expansion, helping transform food delivery in Europe through smarter, more sustainable and…
In a country with such exhausting summers, like Greece, we often overlook the basics. Take the tamarisk tree, for example, which exemplifies the wondrous economy of the country’s natural landscape.
Preliminary data on this summer’s coastal passenger traffic are promising, with June showing a stabilizing trend and July going strong.
There is a mystery surrounding the identity of a little girl whose lifeless body was found by a man at a beach in Palaio Faliro early Sunday morning and whom no one has claimed.
As I conclude my tenure as Canada’s ambassador to Greece, I reflect on the progress our countries have made and the potential that lies ahead.
It was part of an ambitious development plan carried out in the 3rd century BC by the king of Epirus, Pyrrhus, for the Sanctuary of Zeus and Dione at Dodoni in northwestern Greece.
An exhibition at the Pythagorion Arts Space on Samos, organized by the Schwarz Foundation, showcases 100 years of research carried out by the German Archaeological Institute at Athens.