Turkey’s spokesperson at a meeting of UNESCO’s committee for the return of cultural property denied knowledge of a written authorization allowing Britain’s Lord Elgin to sell large sections of the Parthenon’s sculptural decorations.
The first batch of students will be graduating in the coming days from Athens University’s English-language programs, as Greece’s effort to become more of an international education hub gains momentum.
The large penetration of renewable energy sources and the changes it has brought to Greece’s electricity system are bringing structural shifts in the relationship between consumers and electricity.
Fire prevention measures imposed on homeowners with properties inside or near forests will be scaled back on the first summer of their implementation.
Most aspiring Greek homeowners are finding it increasingly difficult to find a property they can afford.
Greece is doing everything in its power to assure the return of foreign travelers who came to the country with tour operator FTI, the Tourism Ministry said on Monday, hours after the German firm filed for bankruptcy.
The Cyprus Meteorological Service has issued a yellow warning for extreme high temperatures on Tuesday, with inland temperatures expected to soar to around 42 degrees Celsius (108 degrees Fahrenheit).
June is seeing major hikes in the “green” electricity rates, after the wholesale price jumped in May.
Cyprus’ real GDP grew by an annual 3.5% in the first quarter of 2024, and by 3.4% in seasonally adjusted terms, with the construction sector recording the highest both annual and quarterly percentage gains, according to data released by the Statistical Service of Cyprus
The contract for the project “Construction of Reservoir at Agiokampos-Livadotopos Site” in Larissa, with a budget of 19.1 million euros, was signed in the presence of Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Staikouras, on Saturday.