Recently, I attended a citizens’ meeting on the subject of wind turbines, which are constantly popping up on mountaintops. The meeting was the result of initiatives by local residents to stop the proliferation of these “seeds,” which are turning our mountains into helipads.
An international immersive exhibition dedicated to Frida Kahlo is presented at the Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Center (254 Pireos) in Athens, inviting visitors to step inside the artist’s world.
From Alexandria to Hania and on to Omonia, the Ktistakis family’s syrup-filled loukoumades have sweetened Athens for generations.
Police in the northern port city of Thessaloniki arrested two women during inspections of brothels that were operating illegally despite having been sealed by municipal authorities.
The Violanta biscuit factory released a statement expressing shock over a deadly incident at its Trikala, Thessaly, facility that claimed five lives, emphasizing full cooperation with authorities investigating the causes.
Greece’s Civil Protection Authority has issued a red code alert for large parts of northern and central Greece, Thessaly, the Peloponnese and parts of the Aegean ahead of severe weather expected from Saturday night into Sunday.
How many people know that a bill is currently being discussed in Greece that does not only concern immigration, but also the way in which societies can speak, organize and criticize?
Individuals match the Swedes on artificial intelligence, while companies stay firmly Balkan.
The world-renowned Cirque du Soleil returns to Greece with its new show, “OVO,” at PAOK Sports Arena in Thessaloniki.
The troubled concept of “evaluation” in the difficult field of education cannot be limited to a formal, bureaucratic process.