The European Commission is extending the escape clause, allowing Greece to finance energy security investments without affecting its budgetary targets.
The European Commission, the OECD, the IMF and the Bank of Greece recommend the review of tax exemptions and the cancellation of those without a social objective.
A drowning prevention campaign has been launched for citizens over 60, who account for 80% of the country’s roughly 373 annual drowning deaths.
The season is getting off to an encouraging start for Cyprus’ tourism industry, which has faced growing uncertainty in recent months.
A draft bill aimed at strengthening pay equality between men and women has been posted for public consultation by the Labor and Social Insurance Ministry.
An article titled “The nation is us,” published in the communist newspaper Rizospastis shortly before the Metaxas dictatorship came to power in 1936, encapsulates one of the most successful rebranding campaigns of the 20th century.
The soft, fresh cheeses of Hania, Crete, owe their distinctive taste to the fine raw materials but also to the passion of the producers
This fish soup recipe shared with Gastronomos by a monk on Mount Athos, Epiphanios Pantokratorinos, is rich in ingredients, containing vegetables, rice, and egg-lemon sauce. He always boils the fish with their heads, for the flavorful stock they yield, and garnishes the soup with a sprinkling of spicy chili flakes and fresh dill.
This pie appears to have evolved from a typical dish the Corfiots would make during lean times by grilling onions over a charcoal fire, often with a potato or two, and mixing them up into a salad seasoned with thick salt and a drizzle of olive oil.
My mind keeps tumbling back, bringing tears to my eyes, to his eyes, laughing like happy babies, every time he opened the Styrofoam cooler box Captain Antonis would send from Poros.
A 3-year-old girl remained in critical condition Thursday after being run over by a car in a Roma settlement in western Attica, in an incident that has renewed concerns over child welfare in the area.
The European Commission, the OECD, the IMF and the Bank of Greece recommend the review of tax exemptions and the cancellation of those without a social objective.
Drawing on the biography of one of France’s all-time greatest soccer players, Zinedine Zidane (affectionately known as “Zizou”), who is of Algerian descent, Stephane Beaud, sociologist and professor emeritus at Sciences Po Lille, uses it as a lens to examine the social progress made between 1980 and 2000
Drawing on the biography of one of France’s all-time greatest soccer players, Zinedine Zidane (affectionately known as “Zizou”), who is of Algerian descent, Stephane Beaud, sociologist and professor emeritus at Sciences Po Lille, uses it as a lens to examine the social progress made between 1980 and 2000
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