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Greek News
Pfizer’s Albert Bourla Receives Top Greek Honor
Pfizer's Albert Bourla received the Greek top honor by the President of the Hellenic Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, in a special ceremony at the Presidential Palace on Tuesday.
The Thessaloniki-born scientist was awarded the Golden Cross of the Order of the...
Greek News
United Airlines to Restart Direct Flights From US to Greece in May
United Airlines will commence with its seasonal direct flights to and from Athens, Greece and the New York/Newark hub starting in May, the company said on Monday.
The direct flights will run to the very end of October while the...
Crime
Greek Woman Accused of Killing Daughter Detained Ahead of Trial
Late on Monday, it was concluded that a Greek woman accused of killing her hospitalized 9-year-old daughter will be detained until her hearing.
Roula Pispirigou from the western port city of Patras is being held under enhanced protection measures to...
Business
Greece Approves Fast Tracking of Microsoft Data Centres
Greece's state agency Enterprise Greece has given approval on Monday to fast-track a 100 million euros ($110 million) Microsoft investment project for three data centers in the country.
The data centers will be located at Spata and Koropi in the...
Environment
UFO Sighting: US Warship Stalked By Two Car-Size “Balls of Light”
A US Navy warship USS Kearsafe has reportedly had a UFO encounter with two car-sized balls of light in October 2021, it is claimed.
The documentary filmmaker Dave C. Beaty reported the sightings which occurred over several nights. At least...
Economy
Greece Repays IMF Bailout-Era Debt Two Years Early
On Monday, Greece repaid its bailout-era debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), some two years early, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras announced.
Staikouras added in a statement, "A chapter that opened in May 2010, with Greece's recourse to the Fund...
Greek News
The Ultimate Guide to Post-Pandemic Athens
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The ultimate guide to post-pandemic Athens. Almost all listed here is downtown, within walking distance of Syntagma Square.
Diaspora
Iconic “Greek Slave” Statue Depicts Orphaned Girl from Greece’s Psara
The "Greek Slave," represents the incredible but true story of a girl from Psara who was captured in the Greek War of Independence.
Australia
Australia Funds Remembrance Trail on the Greek Island of Lemnos
The Prime Minister of Australia, Scott Morrison, announced recently the funding of $4.9 million in the 2022-23 budget for the Lemnos Remembrance Trail to honor fallen heroes of the Gallipoli campaign.
The Lemnos Remembrance Trail will honor the service of...
Cyprus
Cyprus Mulls Transfer of Russian Weapons to Ukraine After US Request
It emerged on Sunday that Cyprus is considering the transfer of its Russian-made weapons to Ukraine after a US request.
US representatives in Cyprus have asked the government whether they would be willing to transfer the country’s Russian-made weapons to...
Greek News
Airbnb Bookings in Greece Rise a Whopping 232% This Summer
Airbnb bookings for the summer in Greece have sky-rocketed by a whopping 232% compared to the corresponding bookings of last year in the same period, recently released data show.
According to a report by AirDNA, one of the world's most...
Diplomacy
Turkey Sees Dialogue Channels with Greece “More Open Than Ever”
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Sunday that dialogue channels between Turkey and Greece are more open today than ever before.
Speaking to the Political, Economic and Social Research Foundation (SETA) think-tank based in the Turkish capital Ankara, Cavusoglu evaluated...
Europe
Ukraine’s Embassy in Greece Condemns Pro-Russia Rally in Athens
Ukraine's Embassy in Greece condemned a pro-Russia rally that took place in Athens on Sunday saying that holding such an event while Russian troops and mercenaries destroy Ukrainian cities and kill Ukrainian people is "plain unacceptable."
Hundreds of demonstrators many...
Environment
A Piano Concert Among Greece’s Blooming Peach Trees
Manos Milonakis has drawn inspiration for his piano compositions from the blooming peach trees in northern Greece, for the past two years.
Ancient Greece
Xenophon: Warrior and Chronicler of Ancient Greece
The Greek military leader, philosopher and historian Xenophon was beyond a doubt one of the most extraordinary figures of ancient Greece.