GREECE: Stefania to release her Eurovision 2021 entry in November? The song has already been written! Photo of Costa Christou Costa Christou ...
Welcome, 77 artists, 40 different points of Attica welcomes you by singing Erotokritos an epic romance written at 1713 by Vitsentzos Kornaros
Saturday, July 4, 2020
Greek Govt Opposes Turks Converting Hagia Sophia into a Mosque
Source: www.newslookup.com - Saturday, July 04, 2020 Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas has come out against the proposal from Turkey to convert Istanbul's Hagia Sophia back into a mosque. All Related | More on Turkey
Inter Wrap Up Signing Of Young GREEK Goalkeeper Nikolaos Botis For Primavera Team
Inter started talks for latest signing for the Primavera team, 16-year-old GREEK goalkeeper Nikolaos Botis, in May, according to a report from GREEK ...
First weekend of July sees huge queues of cars at Bulgarian – GREEK border
The delay was mainly because of intensified inspections by GREEK health authorities, who are conducting mass testing for new coronavirus, BNR said.
Three new metro stations open July 7, connect Piraeus suburbs with Athens
Three metro stations in Athens metro are to open on Tuesday, July 7, 2020, the Urban Rail Transport SA (STASY) announced on Friday. The new stations will extend the blue line (Line 3) westward by 4 km, and they are named after the suburbs of Aghia Varvara, Koridallos and Nikea. The three new station will … The post Three new metro stations open July 7, connect Piraeus suburbs with Athens appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Promachonas crossing: Queues up to 12km, waiting time 5 hours
For forth consecutive day, travelers from Balkan and central-European countries are waiting up to 5 hours inside their vehicles and under the boiling sun in order to cross into Greece. Promachonas border-crossing cannot deal with the volume of travelers with the effect that the queues extend up to 10-12 km inside Bulgaria on Saturday morning. … The post Promachonas crossing: Queues up to 12km, waiting time 5 hours appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
