Rare medieval icon gets restoration reprieve
Greece’s Central Archaeological Council has approved restoration of a rare Byzantine wood-carved icon of St. George at the Church of Omorfokklisia in Kastoria.
Greece needs more time to work and gel
Greece went down 1-0 to Paraguay in an international friendly in Piraeus on Friday, showing it needs plenty more work.
Not just a complaint box
The ombudsman provides citizens with an additional avenue of protection, as reflected in the growing number of complaints.
Fourth win in a row for the Greens in Euroleague
Panathinaikos extended its winning streak in the Euroleague to four games on Friday, beating Monaco 107-97.
Industry exhibitions produces €340 million turnover
Industry exhibitions in Greece account for a considerable share of tourism and economic turnover every year.
Hania beach temporarily closes due to waste leak
Authorities on the southern island of Crete have temporarily banned swimming at a popular beach in Hania due to a liquid waste leak.
EU, operators agree tariffs to make gas corridor more competitive
Bulgarian, Greek, Romanian, Moldovan and Ukrainian natural gas grid operators agreed with the European Commission on Friday to tariffs along the corridor carrying gas from Greece to Ukraine, in an effort to make it more competitive and diversify supplies.
ATHEX: Benchmark declines to a new four-month low
The geopolitical crisis has been undoing months of growth in the Greek bourse.
Schools to screen students with 10 skills assessments
The Education Ministry is introducing mandatory career guidance for 15-year-olds, requiring students to complete 10 self-assessment tests before finishing lower secondary school.
Pupil detained at Athens school over knives in bag
A 14-year-old pupil has been detained at an Athens high school after two knives were allegedly found in his possession, state ERT television said Friday.