Daily Archives: Jan 11, 2012

Greek minimum wage is now in the foreground of the political scene in Greece, since the cuts in wages will have an impact on...

VANISHING CYPRUS By Andreas C Chrysafis January 2012 (No27) © Meritocracy Meritocracy is the power-source that drives nations to prosperity within the boundaries of a fairer society free...

The eruption of violence during the Christmas season alarmed Police officials who decided on a plan of action to combat rising crime rates. First,...

A Roman-era engraved marble slab was unearthed on Tuesday on the famous island of Santorini, near the settlement of Perissa, during excavations for a...

Wikipedia reflects to a great extent the entire digital presence of a society. That is very important in the 21st century, as the presence...

“Myrtis” was named by the archaeologists that discovered her bones in 1994-1995, in a mass grave with another 150 skeletons in the Athenian district...

Thomas Voulinos, who was PAE PAOK president between 1989 and 1996, died on Tuesday of cancer. He was 72 years old. His tenure as...

Greek lawyers in Athens decided to hold a three day strike starting on Wednesday, protesting against the government’s plan to open the legal sector...

For patients and pharmacists in financially stricken Greece, even finding aspirin has turned into a headache, Bloomberg reports. Life-saving drugs often appear as lines...

PAOK Salonika has been fined and threatened with a ban from European competition for breaching UEFA's club licensing regulations, European football's governing body said. UEFA...