Formed by the double delta of two rivers, the Acheloos and the Evinos, the Mesolongi-Aitoliko lagoons complex in the northern part of the Gulf of Patra is one of the largest and most biodiverse lagoon systems in the Mediterranean.
Turkey will bring prices down as soon as possible, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday, after annual inflation soared above 36% in December due largely to a currency crisis brought on by his unorthodox low-rates policy.
Four in five Greeks have been inoculated against the coronavirus or have booked a vaccination appointment, according to a public survey published Wednesday, which also found that resistance to vaccination is mainly political.
The case for returning the Parthenon Marbles to Greece has become “compelling,” The Times has said, in what marks a shift in the British newspaper’s editorial position.
Greece’s population is shrinking by about 450,000 a decade, which means that in 30 years’ time there will be 1.5 million fewer people, according to the latest projections based on data published by the country’s statistical agency, ELSTAT, last week.
Schools in Xanthi in northern Greece and the north Aegean island of Thassos were closed on Wednesday due to inclement weather and road conditions.
More Turks now believe an opposition alliance is better suited than President Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AK Party (AKP) to end the economic turmoil that has engulfed their country, according to a slew of opinion polls published this month.
Unlike the rest of the economy, the effect of the pandemic on the property market appears to have been negligible, lasting for just a few months.
Greece could attain investment grade in its credit rating during the course of this year, by continuing with its reforms, utilizing the resources of the Next Generation EU fund and maintaining a stable political landscape.
Police have removed squatters from a building inside the campus of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in northern Greece.