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Possible Hermes Ludovisi Statue Unearthed Near the Acropolis
A possible marble statue resembling the Hermes Ludovisi tied to opulent Roman-era Athens, was discovered near the Acropolis.
Hadrian’s Aqueduct in Chalandri to Become a Sustainability Link
Chalandri revives Hadrian’s Aqueduct, addressing water shortages and urban green space challenges amid rising climate impacts.
Climate Challenge Conference Addresses Sustainability in Tourism, Urban Areas, and Education
The Greek Society for the Protection of Nature (EEPF) held the “Climate Challenge” conference on Monday, November 25, at the Basil & Marina Theocharakis Foundation for Fine Arts and Music. The event focused on sustainability through the lenses of tourism, urban development, and education, emphasizing the urgency of climate crisis solutions. Key Findings and Topics […]
Deadly Storm Bora Devastates Greece: Loss of Lives and Widespread Damage
Storm Bora causes widespread destruction and loss of life in Lemnos and in Halkidiki. Storm Bora struck Greece over the past several days with deadly force, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. The storm claimed three lives, including two individuals on Lemnos Island and another in Halkidiki. Strong winds, torrential rain, and widespread […]
Work in Greece, They Need 300,000 Workers from Other Countries
If you want to work in Greece, over 300,000 job vacancies across various sectors are waiting for skilled professionals from other countries.
Greek Professional Fishermen as a “Protected Species”
Retired Hellenic Coast Guard Captain Spiros Aggelakis has expressed concerns about professional fishermen, often calling them an “endangered species,” who should be treated as a protected group. The retired captain criticized current policies, stating that: Another unenforceable law for professional fishing. Instead of providing subsidies to enable them to continue their work, as is done […]
Greek Tourism Ministry Plans Another Pile of Digital Projects
Are these tools enhancing travel or wasting Recovery Fund money? Dive in for critical insights.
To Address Housing Crisis, Civil Servants Will Be Offered Hotel Rooms
Faced with tourist-filled rentals, Greece plans for hotels to host civil servants. Will this fix the housing crisis?
Aenaon Park Gets Green Light
Set for completion by 2028, Aenaon, Athens’ grand new park, blends greenery, sports, and culture. With co-financing from Greece and the EU.
Rain and Thunderstorms Batter Greece
The weather in Greece took a dramatic turn as heavy rain and storms pummeled various regions. Thessaly, Sporades, the northern and eastern Aegean islands, Dodecanese, Cyclades, and southern Peloponnese saw intense rainfall and thunderstorms, while central Macedonia (Halkidiki and Pieria) faced a rough start to the morning. Snow covered higher altitudes in northern and central […]
9 Fascinating Things to Know About the Thessaloniki Metro
A multimillion-dollar metro called “Europe’s best” launches in Thessaloniki with leaky ceilings, no cell coverage, and glaring oversights.
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