With more than 17 years of experience in international modelling, Nektarios Kirkopoulos has built an impressive career across Europe and Asia. Born and raised in Germany to Greek parents, he later moved to Greece, where an unexpected encounter in Mykonos changed his life. Discovered by a New York modelling scout while on holiday, he soon […]
Despite email issues, Greece’s civil service is not facing severe overall problems as a result of Microsoft’s global outage, the minister for digital governance and artificial intelligence, Dimitris Papastergiou, said Friday.
By Martin Banks Ministers, ambassadors, EU officials and industry leaders met at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium on 9–10 November to set out how tourism can attract investment and stay secure.
By Martin Banks Strong and effective cooperation between Member States is needed to tackle Europe’s housing crisis, according to Ireland’s housing minister.
1789: In a letter to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy, Benjamin Franklin writes “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” 1933: First modern sit-down strike by Hormel meatpackers in Austin, Minnesota 1956: US Supreme Court rules racial segregation on buses in Alabama unconstitutional 1980: US spacecraft Voyager 1 sends back […]
Some lives are written in music, love and memories that time can never erase. Annoula Vassiliou’s story is one of a remarkable journey that began with a little girl’s passion for singing and evolved into a life closely intertwined with the legendary Manolis Angelopoulos. From her first steps in the music industry and the magic […]
As President of AWOG, Katerina Sirounis is committed to strengthening bonds among Greek women across borders, promoting solidarity and turning the organisation’s long-standing tradition of service into meaningful action. Founded in 1948, AWOG has become a welcoming community where women of different generations and professional backgrounds find friendship, support and networking opportunities. Sirounis highlights […]
A Turkish Navy frigate has issued a radio warning to the French-flagged vessel Abeille Marengo, which is conducting survey operations in international waters under permits granted by Greece, within the Greek continental shelf.
By Martin Banks More than 300 music, live performance and cultural organisations across the EU and the UK have written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham and EU leaders, calling on them to use a key summit to “break the deadlock” over touring the UK and European Union.
By Fabian Zuleeg, chief Executive and Chief Economist, European Policy Centre, a leading Brussels-based think tank Removing barriers to existing trade and investment is economically important, but politically difficult and slow to pay off. Being included in the new markets governments are creating through defence procurement, industrial investment and economic-security cooperation could deliver benefits much […]
