The Hellenic Red Cross carried out a large-scale public awareness action on Friday at the port of Piraeus, informing vacationers and travelers about safe swimming practices and protection measures against extreme heat.
The government is preparing for a new cycle of confrontation centered on corruption issues as a critical autumn that could determine the political landscape for coming months awaits after turbulent parliamentary sessions over the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal.
Emergency crews worked through the night to rescue a French hiker who was injured in a popular national park on the southern island of Crete.
In July, screenings at Cine Paris in Plaka were sold out, with the overwhelming majority of viewers being Greeks.
Avramar’s case is evolving into a conundrum, essentially holding the leading fish farmer’s employees and suppliers hostage.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, discussed on the phone Abdelatty’s upcoming visit, the Foreign Ministry said Sunday.
The Mediterranean is “boiling” due to climate change, with its waters warming faster than the global ocean average. What does this mean for marine ecosystems – and ultimately, for humans?
Greece remains the world’s largest shipping force with 5,691 ships.
The energy cooperation between Cyprus and Egypt for the development of the “Cronos” natural gas field is moving to the next phase,
National Bank’s profits reached 701 million euros in the year’s first half, against €708 million last year.