A pioneering project aimed at raising awareness about climate change with a concert will be broadcast live from the archaeological site of Delos on the sacred Cycladic island of the same name to The Athens Concert Hall and other venues.
Popular destinations like the islands in the south and southeastern Aegean have this month seen an increase in tourism arrivals and revenues of about 10% relative to May 2019, before the pandemic, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias reported last week.
A 29-year-old youth symphony orchestra conductor in Thessaloniki, who had been accused of sexually harassing two minor musicians, members of the orchestra, between 2014-17, was acquitted on Saturday.
An investigation has been launched by the Fire Service into the exact causes of a blaze that broke out on Friday afternoon in an abandoned building block next to the Chamber of Industry in downtown Thessaloniki, northern Greece, leaving two people in critical condition.
Tensions are continually being fanned and maintained in and around universities institutions ahead of the installation in June of a campus police force as part of the government’s effort to crack down on lawlessness at academic institutions.
The government will need to act at a rate of one new reform every two days if it is to fulfill the prior actions required for the tranches of the Recovery and Resilience Fund and the commitments it has made in the context of the Enhanced Surveillance of the economy, in order to collect a…
Crowds of people stop in front of the Parliament building in central Athens to watch the changing of the Evzones guard.
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced on Friday that on Monday it will proceed with an extraordinary auction for the re-opening of previous 15-year and 20-year bonds, aiming at drawing some 400 million euros in total.
Turkey published on Saturday a navigational telex (navtex) reserving two sea areas between the islands of Skyros, Agios Efstratios and Lesvos for hydrographic surveys by its research vessel Cesme.
Dr Jake Sotiriadis joins Thanos Davelis to reflect on Prime Minister Mitsotakis’s visit, look at how the US-Greece cooperation is advancing American foreign policy objectives across the region, and stress the need for NATO solidarity – which Turkey is testing.