Ancient warrior skeleton and treasure found in 3,500-year-old tomb
The Guardian — US archaeologists in Greece have uncovered the skeleton of an ancient warrior that has lain undisturbed for more than 3,500 years along […]
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Almyrida gets flooded once again
Once again Almyrida was cut in two as the hotel car park – that was built on the banks of a dried up creek flooded, […]
Greece approves TV bill to regulate ’vampire’ media
Reuters — The Greek parliament late Saturday approved a bill to regulate the awarding of TV licences to broadcasters, as part of the leftist government’s […]
EU agrees to tighten border controls to slow refugee arrivals
Huffington Post — European and Balkan leaders agreed on measures early Monday to slow the movement of tens of thousands whose flight from war and […]
Greece agrees to new reception refugee capacity —European Commission president
Reuters — Greece committed on Sunday to opening enough reception centers to house 30,000 refugees by the end of the year, with the United Nations […]
Committee gives 50 politicians 10 days to explain assets
eKathimerini — A group of more than 50 politicians have 10 days to submit additional explanations relating to their declaration of source of wealth (“pothen […]
Pharmacists to start rolling 24-hour strikes from Monday
Greek pharmacists across the country are expected to start rolling 24-hour strikes starting Monday in protest at government measures enabling non-pharmacists to open pharmacies. The […]
Eurozone crosses Rubicon as Portugal’s anti-euro Left banned from power
The Telegraph — Portugal has entered dangerous political waters. For the first time since the creation of Europe’s monetary union, a member state has taken […]
Woman missing in Athens flood, found dead
A 43-year-old mother of two children was found dead on Saturday morning in the area of Freattyda in Piraeus, after her car was swept away in […]
New deadline for Piraeus Port bids confirmed
Reuters — Greece has pushed back the date to submit binding bids for a majority stake in its biggest port, Piraeus (OLP), to December 3, […]
Social Kitchen – the Other Person
Al Jazeera — Constantinos Polychronopoulos, 51 years old, is the founder of “Social Kitchen – the Other Person”, a communal movement with a main goal […]
After Athens, storms hit the island of Hydra
euronews — The island of Hydra is another Greek area that has been declared in a state of emergency after being hit hard by the […]
Bid for better bailout deal wins Hollande’s backing
French President Francois Hollande gave his backing yesterday to a Greek request to start negotiations with bailout lenders by the end of the year in […]
Refugees face grief and illness on Greek island of Samos
BBC — The coastguard headquarters in the port of Samos is crowded with UN aid workers, Red Cross staff and an Arabic translator. It’s early […]
Centrist party seeks office space in House
Kathimerini — The Union of Centrists, which entered Greece’s Parliament in general elections last month, has yet to secure an office for the party in […]