On a somber anniversary for Europe, 24th February marks two years since the barbaric Russian invasion of Ukrainie.  Large crowds of Greek supporters of Ukraine's fight for freedom gathered in the city centres of Athens and Thessaloniki, expressing their continuous support and solidarity for the Ukrainian people.  Ukrainians in Greece and their supporters held a march and rally in Athens on Saturday to mar

Following the original announcement back in July 2013, over 10 years later, work has finally started on the Ermioni 'super-yacht' Marina.  Although ongoing sea-dredging work in the Limani Bay started in September 2023, ground work finally commenced at the beginning of February 2024 with the expansion of foundation ground works.  The marina project was delayed following the global Covid

Epiphany is celebrated annually on 6th January, also known as the Holy Theophany, the 'Yala-Yala' or ta Fota (the lights) it is one of the most sacred and holiest Feast Days on the Greek Orthodox calendar.  According to three of the four gospels, Epiphany celebrates the revelation of God when, during the baptism of Jesus Christ by John the Baptist at the River Jordan, the voice of God

The 'Kalavrita Massacre' was carried out 80 years ago on Monday 13th December 1943.  It was the largest massacre of civilians, not just in Greece, but in Europe during World War II.  Over 500 men and boys of Kalavrita village were marched up to Kappi Hill, and had to watch in horror as the womenfolk of the village, who were locked inside the village school, were engulfed in flames,