During the celebration of the Holy Orthodox Easter, on the island of Andros, in the village of Korthi, an hour and a half by fast ferry from Athens (Rafina port), where global pressures and local decisions converge daily, one found a town that has not been adulterated by tourism or modernity.
The new closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the inconclusive statements about the resumption of peace talks took their toll on money markets.
The weakening of the Greek economy had already begun before the war and is accelerating because of it.
Greece’s first outbreak in 25 years of the deadly livestock foot-and-mouth disease has spread to a new part of the island where it was first recorded last month, authorities said Monday, appealing for farmers’ cooperation to deal with “a very difficult situation.”
Nayra returns to the stage at St Paul’s Anglican Church (27 Filellinon) with “Paradox Sounds,” a new project presented in an intimate setting chosen for its distinctive atmosphere.
Dozens of firefighters assisted by water-dropping planes battled a forest blaze that broke out in central Greece Monday, as authorities said a total 52 wildfires erupted over the weekend in various parts of the country.
A classic Corfiot beef dish slow-cooked with garlic, parsley and vinegar until meltingly tender.
The basement of a residential building in the central Athens district of Kypseli was flooded with grey mud on Monday, marking the second such incident in less than a week linked to tunnelling works for the new metro Line 4.
An under-age boy has been arrested in central Greece for allegedly throwing stones at passing coaches on a highway, damaging two but causing no injury, authorities said Monday.
There is plenty of material and accumulated anger for anyone who wants to exploit it to oppose the government. With one difference: Anyone who wants to govern must give the people a little hope along with some guarantees that they know how to do it without veering into dangerous political experimentation.