Monthly Archives: February, 2014

Greece will be offering olive wreaths to those who participate and complete the 118th Boston Marathon which is scheduled to be held on April...

Former Greek Defense Ministry deputy director of armaments Antonis Kantas, the star witness in a massive scandal at the agency, is still being prosecuted,...

The annual report published by the U.S. State Department, which records the state of human rights around the world, sees for 2013 the “unprovoked...

Greece ’s economic sentiment index rose to 94.8 points in February from 92.6 points in January, the biggest increase since September 2008, according to...

The awakening of bears heralds the arrival of spring at the 'Arcturos' bear sanctuary at Nymphaio, Greece. This year spring has arrived early on...

A 50-year-old former legal representative of a Greek non-governmental organization (NGO) has been arrested by the Greek police in Alexandroupoli, in northeastern Greece. According...

Greece’s right wing political party Independent Greeks announced the candidacy of MP Pavlos Haikalis for Attica Governor in the upcoming local elections. The elections...

New York Times published an article today, dedicated to the last man in Athens, Greece, who still paints movie posters for an Athenian cinema....

Nine out of the existing thirteen Greek regions were ranked below 75% of EU’s average per capita GDP, according to data concerning 2011 that was...

The City at a Time of Crisis, a collective research project which aims to trace the effects of the financial crisis on public space...