Two microsatellites, UPSat and DUTHSat, constructed in Greece were launched into space on Tuesday, at 18:11 Athens time — along with 26 other similar microsatellites — from the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral in Florida, USA.
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The relationship between Greece and the International Monetary Fund has been, from the start, very contentious to say the least.
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The last day of Lent and the Holy week is Holy Saturday — the day in which the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Jesus’ burial and his descent into hell where he preached to all the dead.
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With housing prices in Greece expected to continue sliding this year, a rare bright spot has emerged in the country's heavily battered real estate market: fresh demand from cashed-up Turkish investors.
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According to figures released by Eurostat on Monday, the Greek real estate market is on a steady year-on-year decline over the last quarter of 2016.
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Greek government sources on Monday expressed full satisfaction with the declaration adopted by the seven southern EU leaders meeting in Madrid, noting that this contained clear references to European social rights on the basis of the European social and labor acquis.
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The Greek State requires an average of 10 documents — in some cases up to 22 — when a citizen wants to sell real estate property or accept a house as inheritance, according to a Kathimerini report.
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Real estate purchases by foreigners in Greece are on the rise again, reaching the 2014 level, as Bank of Greece figures show.
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Greece’s inclusion in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWO) has been extended for one year as announced on Wednesday.
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Investment procedures for the 14 Greek regional airports will be completed within the next 15 days before the Easter holiday and the Greek state will collect 1.233 billion euros, Minister of State and president of an Interministerial Investment Commission Alekos Flambouraris said on Tuesday.
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Eurozone’s finance ministers will be briefed on April 7 on the progress achieved in the ongoing negotiations between Greek authorities and the institutions on the second program review after the last meeting in March, according to the agenda of the meeting.
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The legendary ship, “George Averof” is beloved by all – something which she has earned in her years of service in the Hellenic Navy. It’s been 65 years since the ship was decommissioned, and she has served as a floating Naval museum in the bay of Palaio Faliro just south of Athens since 1984.
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There have been a number of changes to various property taxes in Cyprus in recent times and a summary of the impact of those changes for individuals with property on the island are summarised below.
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Τα στοιχεία δείχνουν ότι αυτό το καλοκαίρι θα αυξηθούν οι τουρίστες που θα επισκεπτούν τη χώρα μας. Η Telegraph θέλει να τους στείλει σε πιο ασυνήθιστους προορισμούς.
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The research vessel RV Poseidon of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research of Kiel in cooperation with the Geology Department of Kapodistrian University of Athens are examining the seabed and the underseas volcanoes of the islands of Cyclades with focus on the volcano of Santorini and the submarine volcano Kolumbo.
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