The cold weather front ‘Barbara’ hit Greece with snowfall that started late on Saturday continued on Sunday as far south as Central Evia, cancellations of boat schedules, and snow chains on tires required in Attica and sections of the Peloponnese.
A search and rescue operation for missing migrants and refugees by the Coast Guard is ongoing on Sunday, after the body of a woman and a child were recovered at sea southeast of Leros island following the capsizing of a boat carrying migrants and refugees.
With cancer predicted to be the leading cause of death in 2035, displacing cardiovascular disease, doctors are calling for a sustainable cancer management plan for prevention and treatment.
The Museum of Cycladic Art is holding its 10th annual art competition for children aged 4-15, with the theme this year being “The Human at the Forefront.”
The recently renovated Modiano Market in downtown Thessaloniki is organizing free guided tours of the historic emporium every Tuesday, until March 7, in cooperation with ThessalonikiWalkingTours.
Most of the Greeks who left their homeland during the financial crisis in the 2010s do not want to return, according to a study titled “Attitude of Greek Emigrants of the Economic Crisis toward Greece.”
Business software and services provider Entersoft announced last week the signing of a private agreement for the acquisition of CGSoft, a property and real estate management software company, for 3.5 million euros.
The European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority (EBA) will this year perform stress tests on 99 credit institutions of the eurozone, including banks in Greece.
There has been a heavy atmosphere these past few days. Let us accept it as such, without wanting to dilute it with any forced optimism.
The discussion about the Greeks who were forced to emigrate after Greece’s bankruptcy is taking place as if their repatriation could be achieved at the push of a button. As if the tax incentives were enough to entice them to change their lives (again).