Man killed as quad bike goes off cliff on Crete
A man died Tuesday when his quad bike fell off a cliff on the southern island of Crete, authorities said. Source link
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How Nanobionic is Rewriting the Future of Wellness and Performance – Greek City Times
In the rapidly evolving landscape of global technology, Greece is proving that its greatest export is no longer just its rich history, but its groundbreaking innovation. Leading this modern Hellenic charge is Nanobionic, a high-tech company that has successfully blended science, nature, and textile engineering to transform how we recharge our bodies. Founded by Greek …
Israelis are reshaping Cyprus realty
Cyprus is seeing a growing Israeli presence as more Israelis buy homes, establish businesses and invest in large-scale developments. Source link
Anna Vissi Brings Her Biggest Hits to OAKA in Major Athens Concert – Greek City Times
Greek Cypriot music icon Anna Vissi is set to take over Athens’ Olympic Stadium this Saturday, September 26, for a major concert celebrating one of the longest and most influential careers in Greek popular music. Anna Vissi performs ahead of her major OAKA concert in Athens The highly anticipated show at OAKA will begin at …
Drees & Sommer-ENOIA
International consulting, planning and project management company Drees & Sommer is strengthening its presence in Southern Europe by welcoming ENOIA SA to the group, it announced on Tuesday. Source link
Fire Investigators Probe Inferno at The Greek Club Car Park – Greek City Times
A forensic investigation is underway this morning after a fast-moving fire erupted at The Greek Club in South Brisbane on Tuesday evening, forcing the emergency evacuation of neighbouring properties, including a local childcare centre. The blaze, which broke out shortly after 5:00 PM on Edmondstone Street, completely engulfed an external cold room in the community …
Swapping Oktoberfest for a Greek holiday
Airlines have planned to offer 3.58 million seats on flights from abroad to Greece in October. Source link
Diamantis Defends Fleeing to Greece Before Sentencing – Greek City Times
Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis, a former Connecticut school-construction official, is defending his decision to leave for Greece before sentencing. A federal jury convicted him on 21 counts of bribery, extortion, conspiracy and lying to investigators over school projects. He was due in court last week. He holds US and Greek citizenship. On Tuesday he spoke to …
New measures for businesses if additional space emerges
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the government would prioritize new measures in support of businesses if additional fiscal space emerges in the coming years. Source link
Symposium Explores Christian Faith in a Multicultural World
The history of the Church remains closely linked to the movement of peoples and encounters with different cultures, speakers said at the 18th Inter-Christian Symposium in Thessaloniki, which began today at the Holy Metropolis of Thessaloniki. The Department of Theology at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Franciscan Institute of Spirituality of the Pontifical University …