Pivotal year for cruise tourism
This year is emerging as a pivotal one for the future of Greek (and not only Greek) cruising, as indications of a significant slowdown in the number of calls to Greek ports are intensifying.
Greek-American artist unveils mural in Lower Manhattan
Greek-American artist Eirini Linardaki unveiled a large-scale public mural in Lower Manhattan as part of a partnership between ArtBridge and the Downtown Alliance to beautify construction fencing, according to The National Herald.
No VAT on basic goods in Cyprus
Shoppers in Cyprus will get a break on everyday essentials for another year.
Police arrest man driving car at 191 kilometers an hour
Police on Friday arrested a 43-year-old car driver near Pallini, just east of Athens, for allegedly exceeding the speed limit by 111 kilometers an hour.
ATHEX: Fifth week of stock growth in succession
The benchmark of the Greek stock market sustained negligible losses on Friday at the end of another week of considerable gains.
Athens taxi drivers call new two-day strike over electric transition
Taxi drivers in the greater Athens area have called a new two-day strike for January 20 and 21, to protest legislation mandating that all new cabs must be electric-powered.
New paths, upgrades in monuments round Acropolis
The Culture Ministry is planning a broad package of infrastructure works, protective interventions and new cultural routes around the Acropolis, that will help highlight ancient monuments long unclear to the public. Work is expected to begin within the year on conservation and presentation of the Koile Road, a major artery of ancient Athens linking the…
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Opportunity for fresh restart
The deadlock between the government and the protesting farmers is gradually moving toward resolution.
Maria Karystianou’s difficult road
Maria Karystianou’s political career begins from a high point of public recognition and acceptance.