Former Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ conservatives appear set to win a repeat election in Greece on Sunday after an inconclusive vote on May 21, putting him back in office.
Passenger traffic posted a major increase across the country’s airports during the year’s first five months, according to data from the Civil Aviation Authority.
New cases of both Covid-19 and influenza dropped over the week of June 12-18 in Greece, according to the weekly report by the National Public Health Organisation (EODY), published on Thursday.
The process of pre-selling the luxury homes launched by Lamda Development in Elliniko has been completed, with sales rates up to 32,000 euros per square meter, ensuring total revenue of €1.2 billion.
Europe recorded almost as many locally caught cases of dengue in 2022 as it had over the previous 11 years, new figures from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) show.
Greek second round elections are due, and tax policy and tax fairness have become (purposefully) a campaign issue. Sadly, divide-and-conquer is polarizing the people and setting up parties against each other as though the other side is not worth a vote.
The competent agencies of the Competition Commission have recommended the approval of the merger, through absorption, of ANEK ferries by Attica Group.
Opening at The Foundry Suites Athens at 7 p.m. on Thursday and running to the end of September, the group show “Transformations: Gaia & Cthonia”
In the 1940s, one bank of the Ilisos River in Athens was a large slum, with shacks set up there by refugees who arrived after the 1922 Asia Minor Catastrophe.
Dozens of children were among 145 asylum seekers who were rescued off an islet in the Evros River on the Greek-Turkish border on Thursday morning.