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Ministry of Culture: Restoration and enhancement of the acropolis of Ancient Pelinna in Thessaly
One of the most significant fortified ancient works of Thessaly, the walls of Ancient Pelinna, is being restored and highlighted by the Ministry of Culture. Within the archaeological site of Pelinna, which has a long historical continuity and a prominent role in antiquity, a series of works is underway focusing on the consolidation and restoration of the western section of the walls and the northwestern towers
Tripartite Greece–Bulgaria–Turkey meeting in Athens on migration: “strict line and measurable results,” says Plevris
The ministers examined the security situation in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf and exchanged views on the potential impact on migration flows
Brown and purple jellyfish fill the Euboean Gulf — video shows hundreds along the coast
A video capturing large numbers of brown and purple jellyfish swarming the sea area of Euboean Gulf has caused concern among swimmers
Mitsotakis on “executive state”: Parliament and government have different responsibilities, we understand the role of MPs
The Prime Minister, during his introductory remarks at the Cabinet meeting, once again referred to the concept of the “executive state”, in the shadow of internal party reactions, clarifying that it concerns the executive branch and not the legislative one
Taxisnet in the age of Pericles: Tax evasion, a very ancient affair
The state’s battle with the “monster” of tax evasion didn’t begin today — citizens have long found inventive ways to hide income and avoid taxes
The Greek man who was diagnosed with cancer, given only months to live – and survived for decades after returning to Ikaria
When asked about the secret behind his longevity, his answer was disarmingly simple: «I don’t know. I guess I forgot to die.»
