A more ambitious vision for Greece-Canada ties
At the height of the Greek debt crisis, Canada became the top foreign investor in Greece, as Canadian companies were among the first to spot the opportunity and bet on a strong Greek recovery.
Mitarakis to raise latest Evros incident with UN
Greek Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis has again accused Turkey of mistreating migrants following the discovery over the weekend of almost 100 naked men at the border between the two countries, adding that he plans to raise the issue with the United Nations.
Russian Avant-Garde | Thessaloniki | To October 30
The Lazariston Monastery is showcasing 47 pieces from the renowned Costakis Collection in a bid to acquaint viewers with seminal pieces from the fascinating world of the Russian avant-garde.
The Mall Athens to get a 25-million-euro facelift
Lamda Development’s 25-million-euro investment in the facelift and energy upgrade of The Mall Athens is about to begin.
What kind of Turkey do we want?
Oftentimes we look at the world only through our own eyes. We deal with everything, such as the story with the F-16 fighter jets that Turkey wants to acquire, like a Greek-Turkish soccer match that is not affected by anything that is happening in the rest of the world.
‘Wild West’ at protected Zakynthos marine park
When it comes to environmental protection in Greece, it is “still like the Wild West, where anyone can do what they like without regard for the law,” the World Wildlife Fund has said.
Turkey calls Greek claims on migrant mistreatment fake news
Turkish officials on Sunday shot back at Greek allegations that Turkey forced 92 naked migrants into Greece, calling it “fake news” and accusing Greece of the mistreatment.
Ankara struggling to cover lost ground
The issue of air superiority in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean is as old as the Greek-Turkish tensions since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus back in the summer of 1974.
Child rape case highlights shortcomings
The sexual abuse case involving a 12-year-old in Athens and her mother accused of pimping has sparked a public debate in Greece over shortcomings regarding child abuse.
Retail rates for key goods in Cyprus
Amid the global inflation, the Cyprus Consumer Protection Service’s Price Observatory, has recorded retail food price increases of up to 21%, as well as decreases up to 13% in the period between between September 14 and October 12 this year.