Greece’s wine industry remains very dynamic, as after the acquisitions of the previous months, it was announced on Monday that the Ktima Sigala estate was fully acquired by the Kyr-Yiannis company headed by Stelios Boutaris.
Fanouris Kargakis, one of the two people killed in Saturday’s shootout in Vorizia, Crete, died from bullets fired by one or two Kalashnikov-type rifles, according to state broadcaster ERT, citing initial autopsy findings.
About 93% of Greece’s public buildings are in good condition, according to the latest two-year survey by the Hellenic Earthquake Planning and Protection Organization (OASP). However, 21% show higher seismic risk and will undergo secondary inspections.
The investment amounts to 134 million euros and is the first compression station in Greece to operate using electric power.
The United States is eager to advance energy ties with Greece and see the country become a key energy gateway to Europe, the new US ambassador, Kimberly Guilfoyle, has said.
Without noise or concrete, the Old Town of Xanthi captivates visitors with its architecture, layered history, and quiet dignity.
Eight men arrested in connection with a violent confrontation between supporters of AEK and Olympiakos that left a 20-year-old man dead have appeared before a prosecutor in Halkida, Evia.
Political tensions have flared in Parliament over the decision to close 204 Hellenic Post (ELTA) branches across the country.
The eruption of violence in a village at the foot of Mt Psiloritis a few days ago gives cause for much thought, for many questions, and, of course, for superficial comments and conclusions regarding the Cretans’ tendency for violence and vendettas, and the widespread possession and use of illegal arms on the island. Distinguished anthropologists…
Ukraine has resumed gas imports from a pipeline that runs across the Balkan peninsula to Greece, to keep its heating and electric systems running through the winter after widespread damage from intensified Russian attacks.