A gradual but significant shift in water flows from the Black Sea is already affecting the northern Aegean, with potential consequences for marine ecosystems and fisheries, according to new research.
Greece’s highest administrative court rejected a revised plan for a large tourism development on Paros, citing constitutional concerns but referring the judgment to its plenary due to the importance of the legal issues.
Three listed real estate investment companies are aiming to raise a total of €350 million in the coming days and weeks, despite the challenging environment shaped by the ongoing geopolitical conflict.
The Iran conflict is causing a rise in tourist cancellations and a dive in new bookings in Cyprus and to a lesser extent other countries whose economies rely heavily on summer visitors.
Greece will raise its gross monthly minimum wage by 4.5% from April, the sixth rise in four years, it said on Thursday, as it seeks to restore living standards battered by a decade-long financial crisis and shield consumers from rising energy costs amid the Iran conflict.
An Athens police officer was injured on Thursday in an ax attack by a man reportedly suffering from mental illness.
A Turkish crude oil tanker, the Altura, was hit by a drone some 15 nautical miles (28 km) off Istanbul’s Bosphorus strait, broadcaster NTV reported on Thursday, adding that its 27 personnel were safe.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday confirmed the government’s intention to increase the minimum wage in Greece to €920, a raise of €40 a month from last year’s hike.
Seismologists are keeping an eye on activity around the Mount Athos peninsula in northern Greece after a 4.9-magnitude tremor rocked the historic monastic community on Wednesday.
A new study by a group of Greek scientists points to a range of benefits – but also some risks – from adopting the fast practiced by millions of Orthodox Christians worldwide, particularly during Lent.