Sakkari’s match delayed by one day as heavy rainfall disrupts Australian Open
Heavy rainfall that struck Melbourne for nearly six hours disrupted the Australian Open schedule, which kicked off today in the Australian city.
Mitsotakis outlines 18 tax reductions and 7 income support measures in 2025
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis resumed his weekly government update, outlining the government’s key measures, including tax reductions, support for low-income pensioners and disposable income increase.
Three police officers detained for failing to arrest drunk driver before fatal Chania crash
The three police officers who failed to arrest the 45-year-old driver, despite finding him intoxicated, driving recklessly, and without a license before he caused a fatal accident in Crete, have been detained by order of the prosecutor.
Pasa makarouna, Kos’ unique take on lasagne
Describing this traditional recipe from the island of Kos in the Dodecanese, the late Greek gastronomy researcher Evi Voutsina remembered what she was told by the woman who gave her this recipe, Argiro Chartofilidou.
Man rescues Fasianos painting amid California wildfires, sparking emotional response
Los Angeles resident Francois Auroux was captured on NBC’s camera fleeing a California wildfire on his bicycle, clutching a painting by famed Greek artist Alekos Fasianos.
Retailers gear up for winter sales with deep discounts starting January 13
Winter sales kick off Monday, January 13, with merchants offering substantial discounts to attract shoppers.
Greece’s tourism hits record highs, offering optimism for 2025 despite hurdles
As 2024 concludes, Greece’s tourism sector celebrates record-breaking achievements while navigating pressing challenges.
Cyprus realty prices rise in 2024 Q3
The official House Prices Index in Cyprus recorded an increase of 2.7% in the third quarter of 2024 compared to the same quarter of 2023
Taste the spirit at Elliniko Apostagma event
Elliniko Apostagma, the tasting event for all Greek alcoholic drinks, is taking place this Sunday, January 19, for an eighth time at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center in Kallithea from 11.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Stephenson Harwood’s Greece office expands
International law firm Stephenson Harwood has announced a new plan for its practice in Greece. Encompassing three core elements, the developments mark a step change in the firm’s operations in the country, expanding the office’s work in maritime, litigation and certain areas of Greek law.