New details have emerged about the ferry accident near Nea Styra off Evia, where an expert marine surveyor has refuted the captain’s claim that the rudders were stuck, concluding there was no related damage, ERT reported.
Barring some additional unforeseen political or institutional hurdles, the US will finally have an ambassador in Athens by October.
The roads may twist and climb through the mountains of eastern Crete, but the reward is an unforgettable experience.
The law for the establishment of non-state universities provides for strict licensing conditions. These conditions cannot be revised before they are even implemented, and before legal certainty is even established in a field that is now opening up.
Common summer illnesses pose hidden risks, warn Greek infectious disease experts, emphasizing prevention and avoiding unnecessary antibiotics.
At this moment, the state of Israel is committing terrible war crimes in Gaza. This is now being recognized and admitted by hundreds of progressive, liberal, left-wing Jewish intellectuals.
A gas cylinder explosion at a vacation rental in Asprovalta, Thessaloniki, left five tourists injured on Thursday.
Cine Varkiza (22 Thasou) will screen Alfred Hitchcock’s 1955 classic “To Catch a Thief” on August 7-13. Set on the French Riviera, this summer romantic thriller stars Cary Grant as a retired jewel thief and Grace Kelly as a glamorous heiress.
Not indexing tax brackets to inflation is costing a lot to middle- and higher-income taxpayers, according to a Eurobank study published Wednesday.