A golden period for tourism
Greek tourism stands out among the competition and has been setting records over the past decade, driven by both the rise in international travel demand and the substantial strengthening of the country’s competitiveness.
Greek tourism stands out among the competition and has been setting records over the past decade, driven by both the rise in international travel demand and the substantial strengthening of the country’s competitiveness.
Thirty thousand adults are receiving SMS messages notifying them of eligibility for a free obesity treatment program.
The wet weather system that battered Attica on Wednesday is moving to the north of the country with rain and storms expected to affect several regions of Macedonia and islands of the northeastern Aegean on Christmas Day.
A €700,000 project for the restoration, protection and enhancement of the ancient theater of Calydon, one of western Greece’s most important archaeological monuments, got under way last week, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Tuesday’s scenes on the country’s national highways were anything but festive.
Several years ago I got into a relationship with a colleague of mine. Personal relationship. Our roles were not competitive.
The debate on the budget is meant to be a parliamentary process of great significance. Yet the scene in the plenary hall during the first three days (Friday-Sunday) was deeply offensive to citizens, culture and democracy.
The year is ending in a general state of uncertainty. Amid world-changing developments, our country could be an island of stability and prosperity.
The US administration has lately taken to prodding Turkey – in a friendly manner and with no finger-wagging, diplomatic sources tell Kathimerini, to avoid tensions with its neighbors
The raising of the Greek flag over the country’s first Belharra frigate, the Kimon, is an indisputably momentous occasion. After nearly three decades, the country is acquiring a major surface combatant with cutting-edge capabilities.