Greek-French director Costa-Gavras celebrated his 93rd birthday in Thessaloniki, where the city honored him at the site of the 1963 assassination of politician Grigoris Lambrakis – the event that inspired his political thriller “Z.”
The first time I met Thracian entrepreneur Christos Giordamlis was while reporting on a major wildfire that tore through the Dadia Forest in northeastern Greece in the summer of 2023
Individual devices for drivers and new services from nightclubs are emerging against a backdrop of intensified police checks and strict penalties.
The legislative intervention by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security aims not to change the calculation of pensions’ amount, but to accelerate its issuance.
Greece plans to take part in the International Stabilization Force with Gaza, with a special battalion that will include armored vehicles that will take part in maintaining security, as well as medics and engineers, from January 2002 to July 2021.
Several Greek ports suspended ferry services on Sunday due to severe weather conditions, including strong winds reaching 9 Beaufort across parts of the Aegean.
Leonardo Hotels and Resorts Mediterranean announced this week it is expanding its presence in Greece with the opening of Meravia-Leonardo Limited Edition.
The Greek tax administration has made spectacular strides forward. Digital tools have brought to light a large part of the black economy.
Trains in Italy delayed by latest suspected sabotage attack during Olympics Trains operating through the heart of Italy suffered delays of more than an hour on Saturday following the latest suspected act of sabotage during the Olympic Games.
Cyprus will take part, as an observer, in the upcoming Board of Peace meeting on Gaza, in Washington DC, on Thursday, February 19, the Republic of Cyprus announced Saturday.