Overtourism concerns block Serifos hotel plan
An underground hotel proposal for the island of Serifos has been rejected by the Decentralized Administration of the Aegean, raising questions about large-scale tourism development on protected islands.
An underground hotel proposal for the island of Serifos has been rejected by the Decentralized Administration of the Aegean, raising questions about large-scale tourism development on protected islands.
A member of the Greek-American diaspora has donated thousands of euros in aid for the elementary school of her ancestral village in eastern mainland Greece.
An expert in healthy aging, Andrea Maier often brings up our distant hunter-gatherer ancestors when talking about the factors that help lead to a long life.
Henri Barkey and Endy Zemenides join Thanos Davelis as we dig into a recent interview Tom Barrack, the US ambassador to Turkey, gave to Kathimerini, where he talked about Washington’s aspiration for a “new regional ordinance” and made head-scratching comments about Greek-Turkish relations and Cyprus.
A stormy weather front nicknamed Byron swept full-tilt into Greece from the south on Thursday, hitting the country in both the west and the east, with strong winds and heavy rain causing floods and rockfalls.
No, we are not dealing with what detractors claim is the “same old custom” of farmers deciding to take to the streets during the January hiatus after having gorged themselves on food and drink over the holiday season.
Turkey is “closely monitoring” the “military activities of our neighbor Greece,” the country’s Defense Ministry said on Thursday, days after Athens announced plans to deploy missile systems on Aegean islands to deter Turkish naval access.
As dawn broke on the morning of December 22, 1945, the Mataroa set sail from Piraeus to Taranto in Italy. It was carrying 124 Greek students representing a broad scope of the scientific and artistic fields.
Farmers across Greece dug in their heels on Thursday, continuing their blockades of major highways and expanding rallies from Thessaly to Macedonia, Thrace, Epirus and western regions as the number of tractors on the roads continued to grow.
The driver of a Public Power Corporation (PPC) bus died on Thursday morning after suffering a heart attack en route to a plant in Kozani, northern Greece.