Environment
Scientists Seeking Medical Potential of Invasive Fish
Experts are conducting researches on the silver-cheeked toadfish, the cornetfish and the lionfish, which are new to Greek waters.
Architecture
Vasilissis Olgas Avenue Given Makeover by City of Athens
The recent unveiling by the City of Athens of its ambitious plans for Vasilissis Olgas Avenue came as an indirect response to the negative reactions toward the works to revamp the city center.
COVID-19
Fewer Volunteers From Abroad
This summer, the pandemic put a stop to the plans of many volunteers, environmentalists and field scientists.
Commerce
Stores in Old Town Athens Will Eventually be Able to Stay Open All Sundays
Starting November 2021, businesses in the center of the city will be able to remain open every Sunday.
COVID-19
New Covid-19 Measures Imposed as PM Entreats Younger Generations
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis appealed to young people for greater caution on the same day new measures to limit the spread of Covid-19 were announced.
Environment
Greek Environment Minister Gives Priority to Renewable Energy
Changes in legislation, cost cuts and faster permit deliveries are some of the steps taken by authorities to support renewable energy projects around the country.
History
An Ancient Temple at a Five-Star Location
The Temple of Apollo Zoster in Vouliagmeni, built in the 6th century BC, was once the most important temple in the Archaic deme of Aixonides Halai.
CULTURE & LIFESTYLE
Influential Greek Poet Christianopoulos Dies
Nonconformist poet Konstantinos Dimitriadis, known as Dinos Christianopoulos, died at age 89 in Thessaloniki.
