TO VIMA talks to the Turkish official, Zeynep Boz, who surprised the world at the recent UNESCO meeting by supporting Greece and its plight to get back the Parthenon marbles from the British museum
Almost a year after 'Daniel' devastated central Greece, parts of Thessaly remain submerged; Lake Karla region plagued by insect proliferation
With 200 member-states, the global coalition was created to bolster multilateral cooperation and partnerships to advance what it terms as 'social justice'
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Both foreign and domestic investors are seizing the moment, ushering in a wave of significant deals across various sectors like banking, technology, food, energy, logistics, and hospitality.
Military expenditure is running at over 6% of GDP, approaching levels reached by the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War
Serifos, coupled with its proximity to neighboring isles, this Cyclades island emerges as the quintessential Aegean getaway, according to Pergament
The emergency measures include telecommuting and mandatory work breaks during hours of peak heat
No decision taken as yet; if the Acropolis archaeological site closes it will be between noon and 5 p.m. due to the heat
Known for its postcard-perfect beaches, Skiathos is taking steps to offer travelers much more. To Vima English Edition spoke with the island’s mayor about people-centered initiatives and rebranding efforts.
UNEP warns “40% of the world’s land is degraded, which could reach 95% in 30 years without a drastic course correct”
With 200 member-states, the global coalition was created to bolster multilateral cooperation and partnerships to advance what it terms as 'social justice'
TO VIMA talks to the Turkish official, Zeynep Boz, who surprised the world at the recent UNESCO meeting by supporting Greece and its plight to get back the Parthenon marbles from the British museum
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said voters sent a clear message of trust in European elections but want improvements.
"The projects and actions funded by ERDF make a daily impact on Attica and its citizens. These are projects for the people, delivered to them," said Hardalias.
PM Mitsotakis cancelled a visit to Jordan on Friday, instead a Cabinet meeting was scheduled, fueling the reshuffle rumors; phone call to jailed Fredi Beleri
Both foreign and domestic investors are seizing the moment, ushering in a wave of significant deals across various sectors like banking, technology, food, energy, logistics, and hospitality.
The wind farm “Erimia” is located at the town of Malesina in the administrative region of central Greece, with a 35W power capacity
The Information Technology sector leads as the most competitive at 38%, despite a 5-point drop from last quarter and 1 point from last year.
Sources within the bank anticipate that this investment will propel Eurobank's stake up to 65% by the summer, paving the way for its proposed absorption of the Cypriot bank.
Looking at the broader picture, the average index for the period from January to April 2024 showed a solid 5.3% rise compared to the same period in 2023.
Almost a year after 'Daniel' devastated central Greece, parts of Thessaly remain submerged; Lake Karla region plagued by insect proliferation
With 200 member-states, the global coalition was created to bolster multilateral cooperation and partnerships to advance what it terms as 'social justice'
The emergency measures include telecommuting and mandatory work breaks during hours of peak heat
The 59-year-old went for a hike on Tuesday and has been declared missing since Tuesday afternoon
Yahya Sinwar’s correspondence with compatriots and mediators shows he is confident that Hamas can outlast Israel
The president and other G-7 leaders are coping with unhappy voters, some of whom crave strongman politicians with inward-looking policies
More than 170 million Americans use the short video platform, according the company
The country has turned into a deadly place to run for municipal office, with more than 200 candidates, activists and officials killed this election season
No decision taken as yet; if the Acropolis archaeological site closes it will be between noon and 5 p.m. due to the heat
Works of famous composers such as Leonard Bernstein and George Gershwin will also be highlighted throughout this musical journey.
Each Monday until July 15 Cine Paris will screen several iconic Greek films of the 1950s, featuring English subtitles