The Greek presence in Hormuz

US-Iran negotiations point to a political desire on both sides to end hostilities. Despite obvious opposition from the Israeli government, Washington seems to be preparing the ground to start reducing its military presence in the Middle East. Source link

Attica needs new hospitals

Most of Attica’s public hospitals have been around for 100 to 150 years. They were built for a different city, with different public health needs, for a different way of delivering health services and by a country that was smaller and had more limited economic resources. Source link

When sustainability was survival

My mind keeps tumbling back, bringing tears to my eyes, to his eyes, laughing like happy babies, every time he opened the Styrofoam cooler box Captain Antonis would send from Poros. Source link

Sepolia-Milwaukee: Stations on a journey

“We did it, huh?” Giannis Antetokounmpo said to Khris Middleton, seconds after the Bucks won the 2021 NBA championship. “We did it, damn it.” Source link

House prices outpacing wages

Rising home prices continue to outpace household incomes, worsening housing affordability despite recent raises to the minimum wage, the Labor Institute of the General Confederation of Greek Workers (INE GSEE) has said in a new report. Source link

Why Egypt is inching closer to Turkey

The rapprochement between Egypt and Turkey is becoming increasingly evident. At the same time, there seems to be a mutual cooling of relations between Greece and Egypt, which started with the dispute over the Monastery of St Catherine at Sinai and continued by neglect on both sides to keep each other informed on actions concerning …

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