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AIMEE ORTIZ
On November 1, 1876, The New York Times declared Halloween “departed,” destined for the grave.
Greece’s Personal Data Protection Authority (PDPA) on Tuesday imposed a 40,000-euro fine on the ruling New Democracy (ND) party for not taking adequate measures to protect the personal data of hundreds of Greeks living abroad following an investigation into the “email-gate” scandal.
In response to new reported cases of the contagious sheep pox disease this week, authorities have imposed a 10-day nationwide ban on livestock movement.
A 27-year-old man who made death threats against an MP on the internet is facing charges of inciting criminal and violent acts after police unmasked him with the help of information provided by Google.
The Municipality of Aegaleo in western Athens is set to renovate up to 10 aging apartment buildings, fully funded by the European Union through the “Rock the Block” initiative.
Andora, one of Athens’ historic movie theaters, in the Panormou district, is reopening under the name Newman and after a radical revamp that has equipped it with stage, sound, screen and lighting systems.
The rift in New Democracy with respect to the policy Greece should follow toward Turkey is growing, with former prime minister Antonis Samaras indirectly accusing the government of, in essence, getting ready to capitulate to Ankara.
The highly anticipated list of award-winning producers was presented in the capital of the Cyclades, Syros, by Gastronomos, Greece’s top culinary magazine, published by the newspaper Kathimerini
From Edipsos and Istiaia to Ellinika, Rovies and Aghia Anna, here are the best places to eat in northern Evia.
It’s harvest season in Macedonia, and the vineyards of Naoussa, Kavala, and Goumenissa invite us to take a wine tour through the region.
The Roussos family has long been busy in the kitchen on one of Greece’s most tourist-heavy islands, serving up unpretentious, satisfying and delicious food that even Monica Bellucci adored.
