A player from Greek team POAK was spotted answering the call of nature behind the advertising boards during his team’s UEFA Europa League match against Olimpik Donetsk in Kiev on Thursday. The incident happened as the Ukrainian team hosted their Greek ...
Welcome, 77 artists, 40 different points of Attica welcomes you by singing Erotokritos an epic romance written at 1713 by Vitsentzos Kornaros
Friday, July 28, 2017
GREECE & Cyprus: Breaks on a budget
If GREECE and Cyprus were students in school, they'd be getting all A*s. Beaches, landscapes, adventure, culture, history – between them they've got ...
GREECE consults on amending number portability regulation
Greek telecommunications authority EETT announced the opening of a public consultation on the amendment of the number portability regulation.
Turkish Fighter Jets Infringe Athens FIR, Fly Over Greek Islets in Aegean
ATHENS (ANA) – Two Turkish Air Force F-16s illegally entered the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) and flew over the Greek islets Levitha and Mavria […] The post Turkish Fighter Jets Infringe Athens FIR, Fly Over Greek Islets in Aegean appeared first on The National Herald.
Continuing the Ancient Greek art: Potters of Sifnos
Their art is a legacy passing on from one generation to the other
Remos-Ramazzotti sing for wealthy Lebanese, local new rich and tax auditors
Antonis Remos – Eros Ramazzotti in Nammos: A concert that united Greek and Italian singers, Lebanese billionaires with Turkish and Arab multimillionaires and a Greek shipowner, jet-setters, celebrities and wanna-be crowds, and had the Greek state earn 385,000 euros in one night. Through a clever trick: the finance authorities deployed five tax auditors from 10 … The post Remos-Ramazzotti sing for wealthy Lebanese, local new rich and tax auditors appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
10,000 BRITONS BANNED: Greek island of Crete says no more boozy holidays
Malia, on the island of Crete, is popular with British stag and hen parties but local hoteliers have become fed up of unruly behaviour. Now 95 per cent of the Greek town’s hotels have signed up to a plan to ban people who have signed up for the notorious ...
