Manuscripts, music, memory: Harvard’s Greek collection shines
Inside Harvard’s Widener Library, the Greek collection preserves centuries of cultural memory: manuscripts, liturgical texts, rare editions, photographs and recordings.
Abuse of state positions
Civil servants who are responsible for managing public infrastructure cannot abuse their position in order to promote their unionist demands.
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Mastic: The demanding crop sustaining Chios
People behind the cultivation of Pistacia lentiscus and innovators making new products are a driving force of the island’s economy.
Viva.com projects €20M EBITDA in 2025
The Viva.com group will end the 2025 fiscal year with EBITDA of approximately 20 million euros, the digital bank’s management estimates.
Greece to auction €500M in 13-week T-bills on Wed
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced on Friday that this Wednesday the Hellenic Republic will auction 13-week treasury bills, in book entry form, with maturity on January 2, 2026.
Sheep pox: From patient zero to the long road of recovery
It’s been more than a year, but Giorgos Karadedos remembers the date exactly: August 16, 2024. His assistant called him to report that one of his sheep had some kind of rash.
Toe the line, or else
It’s a well-known method that can be summed up in two steps. First, someone is targeted on social media for something they said in public.
Fire crews battle wildfire near Thessaloniki
Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire near the village of Examili in the municipality of Lagadas, northern Thessaloniki, which is burning forested land.
Study finds many homes overheating in summer
Many Greek homes are overheating in summer with the higher temperatures, a Greenpeace study has found, recording indoor temperatures that in some cases exceeded 34 degrees Celsius.