Hundreds at Fyssas Memorial
Hundreds gathered at the memorial of anti-fascist musician Pavlos Fyssas on Thursday to mark the 12th anniversary of his murder by Golden Dawn member Giorgos Roupakias.
Judges under fire
The work of judges has become increasingly difficult.
Elderly woman dies after Crete underground tank fall
An elderly woman has died after falling into underground tank in Crete.
Do we really want to be ‘European’?
Forty-four years after Greece joined the European Economic Community (now the European Union), the question remains pertinent.
Greece contributes to Bayer’s ‘global innovation engine’
“Greece has a pool of highly trained scientists, doctors and researchers, many with valuable international experience, while universities and clinical centers are well-integrated into European research networks, making the country an attractive destination for multinational clinical trials,” says Bill Anderson, chairman of the Board of Management of the German pharmaceutical giant, Bayer AG.
Fig marmalade
Great on a slice of bread; to die for on a cheese and charcuterie platter
Realty auctions pick up pace
The tax authorities are awaiting data on the properties of Greeks in other countries.
Greek audience member recounts Jimmy Kimmel show’s abrupt cancellation
A Greek citizen who was due to be in the audience of the Jimmy Kimmel Live show has recounted how he and others were asked to leave the studio when the late-night talk show was pulled off the air.
Italian model for energy-intensive firms
Industries, for their part, will be obliged to construct or finance new RES projects.
New academic year shadowed by Crete violence
As the new academic year begins, questions of campus violence linger at the Technical University of Crete after a brutal incident last March in which students attacked fellow classmates, leaving seven hospitalized.