Two leading Greek scientists have resigned from the National Council for Research, Technology and Innovation (ESETEK), citing a lack of government strategy in research and development.
Greek authorities have warned of an increase in seismic activity around the Aegean tourist island of Santorini, advising people to avoid four ports, empty their pools, refrain from gathering in indoor spaces and shut schools on Monday.
The union representing public hospital workers, POEDIN, has called a three-hour work stoppage on Tuesday demanding the reinstatement of the two additional salaries in the public sector and full-time contracts for workers.
Speaking to Kathimerini, the Director of the Institute of Geodynamics, Vassilis Karastathis noted there have been a lot of tremors in the Aegean on Sunday, many of which stronger than 4-magnitude.
Greece’s balmy January weather will turn more wintery next week, as temperatures are expected to drop 3-6 degrees degrees, starting from the western to the eastern regions.
The 15th Annual Capital Link Greek Shipping Forum will take place this Friday at the Athenaeum Intercontinental Athens hotel (89-93 Syngrou).
Eriκ Lamela scored twice at Toumba on Sunday, including arguably the best goal of the season so far, to give AEK a precious win at PAOK.
A number of surprising discoveries at the Archaeological Site of Philippi in northwestern Greece are challenging what we knew about this important UNESCO world heritage site and its incredible history.
Thanasis Liatifis stands in front of the large whiteboard, a marker in his hand, trying to solve an equation. The cold in the city of Kozani, Western Macedonia, is bitter, but he enjoys working in the warmth of the laboratory, along with a cup of coffee.
Donald Trump’s election for a second term to the American presidency has caused waves across the globe – waves that are, inevitably, also affecting Greece. Indeed, the findings of recent public opinion polls are impressive – and not in a good way.