Monthly Archives: May, 2016

By Sofia Kouvelakis / Program Officer at Bodossaki Foundation Ali is eight years old. He started his trip together with his family from Afghanistan on...

The numbers keep rising. To date, eight statues have been stolen from the Writers' Park at the Athens Cultural Center. Over a two night period from May...

Hydra is an enchanting Greek island known for its restaurants lining the main port and the inevitable flashback to the turn of the century...

Tourism in Greece is one of the most important and thriving sectors in the country's failing economic and social systems. The Greek National Tourism...

The relics of St.Valentine that are kept at the Cathedral of Mytilene attract couples from all over the world that decide to get married...

The U.N. Refugee Agency has said that more than 2,510 migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean while attempting to cross into Europe so far...

Greek cyclists are constantly growing in numbers. Bike free days are growing in popularity despite the uneven terrain, and Lonely Planet has even listed...

Eurostat, the EU statistics agency, calculated unemployment in Greece at 24.2 percent in February compared to 24.4 percent in January. In the Eurozone, the...

The migrant and refugee issue and EU security matters will dominate the contacts between the political leadership of Portugal and EU Commissioner for Migration,...

Greek consumers will see the prices of many goods and services go up as of tomorrow, June 1st, when new excise taxes and VAT...