Greece needs to be vigilant to address the short-term or even permanent impact from the spike in energy prices as a result of the war in Iran, and accelerate reforms, top executives in the financial, business and investment world, and all those who participated in the “Invest in Greece Summit” recommended.
A mild 4.5-magnitude earthquake shook waters south of Crete Saturday at 6:31 p.m., the National Observatory of Athens’ Geodynamic Institute reported.
In the microcosm of Greek political parties, where lawmakers can spend hours missing the forest for the trees, the expulsions of party MPs are seen as a sign of “leadership.”
A certified organic farming family in western Greece found itself neighbor to an industrial asphalt plant, exposing deep contradictions in the country’s land-use regulations.
American musician John Maus will perform in Athens at the Arch Club (29 Petrou Ralli), presenting his new album “Later Than You Think.”
The captain and chief engineer of a Liberia-flagged container ship were arrested Friday after a patch of marine pollution was detected in the port of Thessaloniki.
Gagosian Athens presents an exhibition of Tom Wesselmann’s iconic “Seascapes, Still Lifes, and Nudes,” showcasing key paintings and drawings from his career.
“There is no doubt the Iranians will use all the means to retaliate. And it includes also terror attacks in Europe.” This prediction was made by former Mossad director Danny Yatom in an interview with Kathimerini, estimating that the Iranian regime’s retaliation will include terrorist attacks.
A 4-month-old baby was found dead in its crib Saturday morning in Iraklio, Crete.
Serve the spinach rice on a plate and top it with a fried egg. Add a piece of feta cheese and some fresh bread on the side, and you have a complete, satisfying meal.