For more than 260 years, scientists have consider giraffes a single species. Giraffa camelopardalis, as it was long known, existed across thousands of miles of African grasslands and woodlands.
The national interest dictates that the country must have the human resources it needs to grow. However, there is no demographic policy that can address the immediate demand for workers.
Traditional crafts are disappearing from the Aegean island of Tinos as tourism transforms local culture.
A bill due to be tabled in Parliament in the autumn will attempt to make use of properties never claimed by any relatives of property owners to provide much-needed housing space.
Greece is set to welcome a new specialized center for dementia, aimed at addressing rising cognitive health challenges. Slated for its official launch in October, the project is an initiative by an alliance of leading philanthropic foundations and the National Bank of Greece.
“What if the first school bell is also the last?” Years ago, such a question would have sounded alarmist.
In an era of overfishing and declining populations, the discussion about which species we can eat, how many and in which season is increasingly heard around the dinner table.
Kathimerini met up with locals on the northern border with Bulgaria to hear about their fears and aspirations.
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras is signaling a potential return to Greek politics, stoking uncertainty across the political spectrum as parties brace for shifting electoral dynamics.