Among the options considered, converting the site into a hotel has emerged as a leading proposal, reviving the property’s original intended use.

A look into the growing psychological toll of climate crisis on the next generation

Booking.com’s infringement of EU competition law through price parity clauses has triggered a collective compensation claim by hotels across Europe.

Volunteers collected the debris and carefully sealed it in trash bags before surfacing — an effort that may seem small but is part of a larger, vital mission

OTE Group was included among the frontrunners for greenhouse gas emissions reductions, according to the Financial Times. The “Europe’s Climate Leaders 2025” report was compiled by the Financial Times in collaboration with Statista and points out the Greek technology giant achieved a significant 83.9% reduction in CO₂ emissions during the assessment period. This marks the third […]

Georgiadis—one of the accused politicians—called the case a political setup by the former SYRIZA government.

As mass protests ripple through London and pressure mounts on the Labour Party, exclusive interviews with leading British political scholars shed light on the deepening shift in UK policy toward Israel and Palestine.

By law, only cheese produced in specific Greek regions and made using traditional methods can bear the name “feta.”

Greece's progressive voters are deeply concerned about what they perceive to be a lack of leadership, are looking for a new political figure.

Thousands rallied in Athens to protest Israel’s Gaza blockade, as critics urge Greece to join countries condemning the worsening humanitarian crisis.

The Greek government will up enforcement of Hydra's vehicle ban, while Spetses' exemptions are set to shrink after the completion of a capacity study.

Greek PM Mitsotakis spoke at a UN Security Council debate on Tuesday on maritime security, as the country holds the body's presidency for the month

A fire broke out at the Corfu prison on Tuesday, after inmates reportedly set fire to mattresses and plastic in protest against intensive cell checks.

In a later statement, Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni expressed her condolences to Galanos’ loved ones over his passing

Despite the positive numbers for Greece’s hospitality sector and tourism more generally, staff shortages remain the greatest challenge for hotels at the start of the new season, while red tape in labor legislation, combined with the implementation of the digital work card system, are indirectly pushing undeclared labor back into the sector. The President of […]

The news and especially the images from Gaza have reached a new level of human desperation and inhumanity, looking at Gaza’s suffering Palestinian population and the occupying Israeli military/government respectively. Genocidal bombing and starvation are taking place in full view of the entire world, but somehow the stage is sealed and we can only watch, […]

Michalis Erotokritos, the mayor of Kasos, stated that no impacts have been reported on either Kasos or the nearby island of Karpathos.

Israeli literary critic Oded Wolkstein speaks out following the cancellation of an event at the Thessaloniki Book Fair after 150 people occupied the venue chanting pro-Palestinian slogans