Cyprus funds students to become nurses
Nicosia has approved a new annual grant for undergraduate nursing and midwifery students. Source link
Dietitian reveals the five Mediterranean diet changes she adopted after visiting Greece – Greek City Times
A dietitian who has followed the Mediterranean diet for years says a trip to Greece transformed the way she approaches food at home. The Mediterranean diet is widely recognised for its health benefits, focusing on fresh produce, seafood, legumes, whole grains, lean proteins and healthy fats, while limiting ultra-processed foods. However, putting the principles into …
Metal thieves detained after road chase near Thessaloniki
Three members of a gang of metal thieves that allegedly caused over half a million euros in damage to the power grid have been arrested in northern Greece following a dangerous road chase in which officers came under gunfire, police said Sunday. Source link
Meet the men behind Scorpios, the modern Mykonos icon redefining island luxury – Greek City Times
Mykonos has long been a magnet for travellers seeking luxury, beauty and unforgettable summer experiences. With its golden beaches, crystal-clear Aegean waters, designer boutiques, world-class restaurants and legendary nightlife, the Greek island has become synonymous with glamour. Yet among the many destinations that have shaped Mykonos’ international reputation, one place stands apart: Scorpios Mykonos. More …
Two firefighting helicopters collide, crews found
Two helicopters taking part in battling the big blaze west of Athens have collided, the Fire Service has announced. Source link
Two dead after Australian-owned helicopters collide while fighting wildfires near Athens – Greek City Times
Two firefighting helicopters owned by Australian company McDermott Aviation collided in mid-air on Sunday while battling a major wildfire west of Athens, killing two crew members. The crash occurred in the Psatha area of western Attica as the aircraft were supporting operations against a wind-driven blaze that has destroyed more than 100 homes and forced …
Veteran politician Varvitsiotis dies at 93
Former MP and minister Yiannis Varvitsiotis died Sunday in Athens on his 93rd birthday. Source link
New Zealand MP praises Wales, says English is a “bastardisation of Greek” – Greek City Times
A Māori Member of Parliament has praised Wales as a model for protecting indigenous languages during a passionate speech opposing legislation that makes English an official language of New Zealand. Tamatha Paul, a Green Party MP for Wellington Central, delivered the remarks during a parliamentary debate on a bill that formally recognises English alongside te …
Beyond the criticism: How tourism and hospitality are reviving Athens
The opening of a new era for the Arsakeio Arcade (Stoa Arsakeiou) on Stadiou Street marks a paradigm shift in what was once the heart of commercial Athens. Source link
European Leaders Turn on Spain Over Illegal Migrant Crisis
European leaders have intensified pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez after a major surge of illegal migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta triggered a political crisis over border control and migration policy. Local authorities claimed that around 60,000 migrants stormed the tiny Spanish territory on the North African coast, although Spanish authorities later …