Tag: Greece news
Rebrand the Greeks, Says Advertising Guru Peter Economides
Peter Economides is a brand strategist born in South Africa.
After many years of valuable experience around the world, this cosmopolitan Greek marketing guru vows...
Massive Spider Web Covers An Entire Beach in Greece (photos)
An unprecedented and utterly weird phenomenon happened in the Greek town of Aitoliko:
The locals woke up and saw an area of more than 300...
Greek Operator Vows to Make Train ‘People’s First Choice’ For Athens – Thessaloniki Route
TRAINOSE, the Greek railway company that was recently bought by the Italian Ferrovie Dello Stato published an announcement regarding the new ETR 480 train,...
New Video Emerges of Devastating Greek Wildfire (video)
A new video documenting the spreading of the July 23rd Mati wildfire that killed 99 people and destroyed many homes was shown on Monday...
US Defense Secretary says Russia Trying to Obstruct Greece-FYROM Name Deal
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis with FYROM Prime Minister Zoran Zaev
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said that Russia is trying to interfere in FYROM...
Vulnerable Migrant Groups Must be Removed from Greek Island, MSF says
Greek authorities must remove children and other vulnerable groups from the Moria refugee camp on Lesvos as their physical and mental health is in...
Eldorado Gold Files for €750 Million Damages from Greek State
Eldorado Gold Corporation confirmed that its Greek subsidiary, Hellas Gold, has filed for compensation of approximately €750 million for damages from the Greek state.
The...
Greece, Russia Mark 190 Years of Diplomatic Ties (photos)
Greece and Russia marked on Monday 190 years of diplomatic ties with a wrath laying ceremony on the island of Poros, the place where...
Earthquake Jolts Patra, Western Greece
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake hit 22 km (13.6 miles) southwest of Patra in western Greece early on Tuesday.
There were no immediate reports of damage.
Professor...
September 18, 1834: Athens Becomes the Capital of Greece
When Athens was officially declared the capital of the newly established Greek State on September 18, 1834, it was a small village of 7,000...