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Should you always be sore after a workout?
There’s a pervasive belief among fitness enthusiasts that if you aren’t sore after a workout, you’re not getting into shape or working your muscles hard enough to build strength.
Greek-US cooperation in cruise tourism
The prospects for further strengthening Greece-US relations in the sectors of tourism, as well as entrepreneurship and culture, were at the center of talks between the secretary general of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO), Andreas Fiorentinos, and the Greek-American mayor of Fort Lauderdale, Dean Trantalis.
Greek exports defy global turmoil, rising 5.8% in March
Greek exports rose to 3.09 billion euros in March, against €2.92 billion in the same month last year, marking a 5.8% rise despite the global turmoil, the honorary president of the Panhellenic Exporters’ Association, Christina Sakellaridi, said on Monday.
Grants for renovating Cyprus homes
Cyprus’ Interior Ministry has officially launched the “Renovate-Rent” scheme,
Aegean Airlines hosts open recruitment for aspiring cabin crew in Athens
Aegean Airlines is looking to hire new cabin crew members, hosting open recruitment days on Friday and Saturday at the Electra Metropolis Athens Hotel.
Shifting sands
On March 29, the last day of Ramadan, at the Grand Camlica Mosque in the Uskudar district on the Asian side of Istanbul, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed the faithful and expressed a wish.
EduTech Summit & Expo at Zappeion
The EduTech Summit & Expo, focusing on educational technologies, is taking place on Friday and Saturday at the Zappeion in central Athens.
A relationship that’s here to stay
The Greek-Israeli relationship has grown strong and deep with time. It is not affected by changes in the government in Greece, nor by events in the Middle East – and this is crucial.
Athens urges residents to hold trash due to Wednesday strike
The City of Athens on Monday urged residents and business owners not to take out their trash on Wednesday due to a 24-hour general strike that will suspend regular garbage collection.