Cinque Terre, Italy, in thermal layers. Ireland in ceaseless rain. For decades, I restricted most of my European travels to fall because, whatever the weather, I enjoyed the feeling of having the hotel, trail, restaurant or cathedral — well, maybe not the Duomo in Florence — to myself.
Tuesday’s he record high of the main indexes on Wall Street gave a push to Greek stocks on Wednesday.
Middle incomes, families with many children and young workers at the focus of the reform.
Investment deals worth 1 billion euros were recorded in the income property market in the first half of this year.
Another recycling and plastic-reduction initiative has suffered a similar – if not worse – fate. The government has been promising a “great green leap” since 2021, centered on a much-hyped system for returning plastic bottles and cans: Consumers pay 10 cents per bottle at the checkout and get it back upon return.
The devastation caused by Storm Daniel in Greece in September 2023 was also an opportunity to re-evaluate development in the region of Thessaly.
A special police operation conducted in Aspropyrgos, west of Athens, on Wednesday morning led to 15 arrests.
The summer is barely over and we’re already facing a hurricane-force political storm over downtown Athens’ Vassilissis Olgas Avenue and the tug-of-war taking place around this issue is having a very unfortunate and obvious impact on the residents of the historic district of Plaka.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis welcomed Chevron’s bid to explore four offshore hydrocarbon blocks, two south of Crete, as a key step that elevates Greece’s geopolitical role and makes it an “energy player.”