The Church of Greece has entered the age of artificial intelligence with LOGOS, its own AI tool developed by the Metropolis of Nea Ionia, Filadelfia, Iraklio and Halkidona in collaboration with the University of the Aegean.
When emotion and pride meet, people create remarkable moments. The AHEPA MARATHON MILTIADES Chapter today paid tribute to marathon and track athlete Sifis Tzouganakis, celebrating his extraordinary journey of resilience and determination. Having undergone a kidney transplant, Tzouganakis continues to compete at a high level, driven by his ambition to break the world record in […]
Interview by Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis (IG: @vassiliosvitsilogiannis) Anna Giannis is a renowned Greek-Australian interior designer celebrated for her innovative, sophisticated, and vibrant approach to design. With over two decades of industry experience, Anna’s work seamlessly blends cultural influences drawn from her Greek heritage and global travels, resulting in captivating residential and commercial spaces. Her […]
Athens witnessed a night to remember as world-renowned DJ Solomun brought his signature beats to the Universe Multivenue, delivering a dynamic live performance that electrified the city’s nightlife. The highly anticipated event, organized by Full Circle, drew in a vibrant crowd of mostly young music lovers eager to experience the unique energy of Solomun’s set. […]
Journalist and former MP Dimitris Konstantaras has passed away at the age of 79, his son announced in a social media post.
Greece will need more than two million workers by 2035, according to a European study that highlights the dual challenge and opportunity facing the country’s economy.
Chios, the hardest-hit region in Greece’s current wildfires, is enduring its second major blaze this summer, after a June outbreak scorched more than 4,000 hectares. The latest fire, which erupted Wednesday, affecting the island’s northwest, has burned a similar amount of territory.
Wildfires were burning out of control in several parts of Greece early Wednesday, with the worst fronts in the northwestern Peloponnese, western Attica, northwestern Greece, and on the islands of Chios and Zakynthos, forcing thousands to evacuate and triggering road closures, power cuts and emergency rescues.
“Can we cope with another crisis?” an exasperated senior government official was heard saying last week, as an emergency meeting was held at the office of the prime minister, this time on the appearance of over 840 refugees on the shores of the islands of Crete and Gavdos.
Residents in the village of Thymari, near the coastal town of Palaia Fokaia, southeast of Athens, are accessing the damage caused by Thursday’s wildfire that engulfed homes, yards and nearby forested areas.
