PM’s criticism of Karamanlis era stirs unease in ND
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ decision to openly criticize the foreign policy record of former premier Kostas Karamanlis has stirred unease within Greece’s ruling New Democracy party.
Firefighting plane disabled during water scoop, pilots safe
A Greek Air Force Canadair firefighting aircraft was forced to remain in the sea on Friday morning after a malfunction during a water-scooping operation in the Gulf of Corinth, preventing it from taking off.
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What happens in a European country when there are indications that a serious crime has been committed?
Outdoor work in southern Europe’s sweltering tourist hot spots is becoming hellish
Cruel heat is baking southern Europe as the continent slips deeper into summer.
Three injured in shooting outside Athens beach bar
Three people were injured in the early hours of Friday in a shooting outside a closed beach bar on the Athens-Sounio coastal road, police said.
Alarm sounded over Monemvasia cable car project
A lack of transparency, inadequate studies, and the excessive scale of proposed interventions were highlighted by a team of leading experts from the European cultural heritage organization Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute regarding the planned construction of a cable car in the medieval fortress town of Monemvasia in southern Greece.
Melbourne artist Anna Kiparis reflects on lockdown life in new solo exhibition
Melbourne-based contemporary artist Anna Kiparis will open her latest solo exhibition, “Strange Air,” at Montsalvat’s Wood Workshop Gallery in Eltham from July 30 to August 24, Neos Kosmos reported.
Increase in air seats to Greece
Demand for Greece from foreign markets remains at satisfactory levels.
Plans for multipurpose pavilion at Epidaurus site unveiled
Greek authorities recently presented architectural plans for a new multipurpose pavilion to be built at the archaeological site of Epidaurus, aimed at supporting events for the Athens-Epidaurus Festival.
Army reforms aim to boost reservist ranks
Conscripted soldiers will henceforth serve only in the Hellenic Army, not in the Navy or the Air Force, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced Thursday. The aim is to boost the number of available reservists. Conscripts who serve in the Air Force and Navy do not join the reserves upon their discharge. Army reservists are periodically…