Greek authorities recently presented architectural plans for a new multipurpose pavilion to be built at the archaeological site of Epidaurus, aimed at supporting events for the Athens-Epidaurus Festival.
Demand for Greece from foreign markets remains at satisfactory levels.
Conscripted soldiers will henceforth serve only in the Hellenic Army, not in the Navy or the Air Force, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced Thursday. The aim is to boost the number of available reservists. Conscripts who serve in the Air Force and Navy do not join the reserves upon their discharge. Army reservists are periodically…
Recent geopolitical tensions, mainly due to the Russia-Ukraine war, as well as other pressures in the region, have pushed oil and food prices higher in Cyprus,.
The tender procedures for the two large freight centers of Athens and Thessaloniki, with a total estimated value of 450-500 million euros, are progressing.
German paleontologists have discovered a 247-million-year-old fossil of a reptile with a bizarre row of plumes sprouting from its back. The elaborate display is a paradox of evolution.
Amberin Zaman, Al-Monitor’s chief correspondent covering major stories on the Middle East and North Africa, joins Thanos Davelis today as we look at ongoing US and Turkish efforts to push for the Syrian Kurds’ full integration into the Syrian government, and break down how recent sectarian violence could impact these talks.
AEK scored Greece’s first victory in Europe on Thursday, beating Hapoel Be’er Sheva for the Conference League qualifiers.
Dealing with major challenges and threats, threats that extend beyond a regular government term, is no easy matter.
Former prime minister Antonis Samaras is seriously considering moving forward with the creation of a new political entity that will faithfully express his most conservative views on social issues and his toughest positions on the so-called national ones.