News archive of April 2024

Both Greek teams in the Euroleague are on the brink of crashing out from the playoffs, as on Tuesday they suffered two-point defeats that put their opponents 2-1 up in the best-of-five series that lead to the Final Four.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is now within one win from eliminating Panathinaikos, after a contentious 85-83 win in Game 3.

Food vouchers, teleworking, insurance plans, company cellphones and cars are some of the benefits that enterprises are giving their employees instead of raises these days.

The reason they give is high social security contributions and taxes, which instead of decreasing, are increasing, gnawing away at employees' real income.

Step into Wellness: The transformative benefits of daily walks in your journey to healthier living

The already difficult US-Turkey relationship has entered an even more delicate phase with the cancellation of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Washington. 

The number of Greeks living abroad who have registered on the platform for postal voting in the European Parliament elections is far below expectations - far from the hundreds of thousands originally predicted by the government. 

It is particularly noteworthy that of the 73,320 recognized asylum seekers in Saxony, 88% only received temporary protection status

Despite both being members of NATO, Greece is unlikely to ever feel comfortable with Turkey as its neighbor. Centuries of subjugation characterized by countless wars, pogroms, ethnic cleansing, and a genocide does that to people.

Once again, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland were the top three happiest countries

During the last weekend of March, we had the opportunity and the luxury to attend two events held in collaboration with the Municipality of Delphi, at the Kyriakopoulio Cultural Center of Itea.

Her firstborn, Caesarion, born of her union with Julius Caesar, faced a precarious path to legitimacy following Caesar’s assassination