Micro-wineries in Cyprus hope to give the world’s oldest named wine a comeback
Praised by the ancient Greek giants Homer and Euripides for its superb quality nearly 3,000 years ago, Cyprus’ Commandaria is the world’s oldest recorded and named wine.
Heat hurts job performance
A survey of nearly 400 employees in six countries, including Cyprus and Greece, shows that productivity drops significantly when temperatures rise.
Trying to recover a sense of normalcy
Having, as expected, fended off the no-confidence proposal submitted jointly by four opposition parties, the government is hoping for a little relief from the political heat brought on by its handling of the 2023 Tempe rail disaster.
Violent brawl at Malakasa camp leaves 16 injured
Sixteen people were injured, including nine seriously, during a violent brawl at the Malakasa camp near Athens.
Turkey appeals EUIPO decision annulling ‘TurkAegean’ trademark
Turkey has filed an appeal against the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) decision that annulled the “TurkAegean” trademark.
Nicosia seen as a city of the future
Nicosia has secured a prestigious spot in the European Cities and Regions of the Future 2025 rankings by fDi Intelligence.
Party day for Olympiakos, while its rivals drop points
Olympiakos celebrated on Sunday its centenary with a home win that opened further its gap at the top of the Super League table.
Gold for pole vault champion Karalis at the European Indoors
Emmanouil Karalis became on Sunday the first Greek to win a gold medal in pole vault at the European Indoor Track & Field Championships.
A hero’s journey reimagined at Acrocorinth
In the shadow of the ancient Acrocorinth Castle, a modern epic is unfolding as Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated adaptation of “The Odyssey” has set up camp there, where film crews are working feverishly to transform rugged landscapes into Homeric visions.
Where kids play and parents work: Inside an innovative Athens co-working space
“Mom, I need to tell you something.”