The investigation into the Ark of the World charity for abused children and mothers, which runs a network of shelters in different parts of Greece, has taken two separate yet parallel directions since the case was made public last week.
The Hellenic Film Academy has sent an open letter to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to intervene to save two of the remaining cinemas in the center of Athens, the Ideal and the Astor, which are threatened with closure so that buildings that house them can be converted into hotels, offices and shops.
Coast guard, navy and private boats are carrying out a large-scale rescue operation off the coast of Palaiochora in southwestern Crete after a distress call was issued in the early hours of Tuesday from a migrant boat carrying dozens, if not hundreds, of passengers.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is further elaborating his expansionist ideology at the expense of Greece, according to a Turkish political analyst in comments to Kathimerini, in the wake of his statements last week at a press conference at the close of the G20 summit.
The new pricing model in electricity introduced by law as of last August, has proven to bring much higher costs than the dreaded adjustment clause originally imposed on electricity bills.
Greece continues to attract the attention of its traditional markets and everything shows that it remains among the top tourism destinations, the head of the tourism sector of ruling New Democracy, Andreas Fiorentinos, said at the Philoxenia exhibition held in Thessaloniki.
Ryanair has announced its busiest summer schedule in Cyprus for 2023, with more than 40 routes from Paphos to destinations including Naples and Toulouse.
The Sani/Ikos luxury accommodation chain on Monday announced its seventh addition to the all-inclusive Ikos Resorts chain, introducing the new Ikos Porto Petro in Majorca, Spain, that will open its gates to guests in June 2023.
Sooner or later the moment will arrive for everyone, or at least everyone who doesn’t speak Arabic but hopes to discuss this year’s World Cup without sounding like a total idiot.
After a long period of tension, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan shook hands in Qatar, describing it as a fresh beginning in bilateral ties, the Egyptian Presidency said on Monday.