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Greek Parliament Passes Bill for AEK Stadium

A big step towards making AEK FC’s Stadium a reality was made in the Greek Parliament today. The bill regarding the construction of Agia Sofia Stadium passed on July 30 The bill on the construction of the AEK FC stadium was voted by the majority of...

Museum Guards Threaten to Cancel August Full Moon Events

In 2010 the association of Greek museum guards agreed to work on the night of August Full Moon in order to allow Greeks and the thousands of tourists to admire the view of the biggest full moon in the night...

NGO: "Greek Government Puts Turtles, and Zakynthos at Risk"

The recent decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (EU) to condemn Greece for the operation of a landfill within the National Marine Park of Zakynthos, did not come as a surprise, notes the Mediterranean Association...

Cyprus Hopes to Rope EU into Sluggish UN Talks, Greece to Appeal to Juncker

President Nicos Anastasiades returned to Cyprus last night after his two-day working visit to Athens. As one of his spokesmen said, the President returns home "as a tired but less worried man” because it is important that Athens and...

Court Acquits 2 Defendants for Nea Manolada Migrant Shootings [UPDATE]

A Patras appeals court on Wednesday acquitted two of the four men charged with shooting and injuring 28 migrant labourers in Nea Manolada, Greece, in 2013. The migrants were working picking strawberries and they had gathered to ask for their...

Luxurius 'NIkki Beach' Resort Opens in Porto Heli

"Nikki Beach," the legendary and one of the most luxurious resorts in the world, is opening its gates in Greece hoping to attract the elite of the Greek and international jet set. The Nikki Beach Hotel and Resorts chain will open a resort on...

A News Website in Ancient Greek

Dr Juan Coderch was born in the city of Barcelona in Spain, where he lived the first 40 years of his life before moving to the UK. He graduated from the University of Barcelona with a degree in Classics...

Price Ceiling for Products Sold in Beaches

According to a statement by the Deputy Minister of Development, Gerasimos Giakoumatos, the Greek government is planning to impose a price ceiling on  products sold in organized beaches with admission fee. Products such as bottled water, sandwiches, coffee and tea will...

UN Urges for Solution on FYROM Name Dispute

Matthew Nimetz, the United Nations mediator in the dispute between Greece and Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) met with FYROM Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski in Skopje.  "We have been at this for a long time and I do think...

Turkey Invites 5,000 Greek Doctors

According to Turkish newspaper Milliyet, Mehmet Muezzinoglu, Minister of Health of Turkey, is planning on inviting 5,000 Greek doctors in order to fill part of the country’s 20,000 open job positions for doctors. The Turkish official said that the Greek...

Cyprus at the Disposal of International Criminal Court over Turkish Illegal Settlers

The government of Cyprus has placed itself at the disposal of the International Criminal Court to provide documentation on the colonization of the occupied area of Cyprus by Turkey. “Since 1974, Turkey has implemented a systematic policy of colonization of...

Vaulted Tomb Discovered in Amfissa

A monument of great importance was discovered near Amfissa, central Greece, during an excavation project. It is a Greek vaulted tomb that dates back to the Mycenaean period. The tomb is 9 meters long with a deep vestibule and a circular...

The Restaurant That Charms Arabs to ‘Eat Greek’

In most major cities in the world, Greeks open restaurants and introduce the traditional cuisine of Greece to more and more people. In distant Dubai, the restaurant Eat Greek is the ambassador of Greek cuisine in the Middle east. Greek...

Gov't Tables Omnibus Bill in Parliament, Pushes for Vote by Aug. 8

The government's draft omnibus bill, signed by 13 ministers and two alternate ministers, was tabled in Parliament on Tuesday evening with the purpose of being voted on by August 8. The bill calls for the inactivation of a taxpayer's tax...

Greek Education Ministry to Hire 22,500 Substitute Teachers

The Education and Religious Affairs Ministry is racing against time to cover as many teacher shortages as possible by September 11, when schools are scheduled to reopen for the 2014-2015 school year, in order to alleviate problems in the education...