The firestorm in Zevgolatio, Corinth region, is continuing for the third day in a row. Strong winds and high temperatures make the firemen's work difficult. 87 firefighters, 38 fire-engines, 66 land cars, two aircrafts and a helicopter are fighting the unabated fire.

Marble and bronze statues, jewellery and clay pots, as well as the famous Antikythera Mechanism compose the rich exhibition in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens.

A new wave of concern is rising after the Trade Union of taxi drivers sent a warning letter to the government, that it is expecting the state administration not to liberalize their sector, otherwise they will take new strike actions.

Greece has to save 11.5 billion euro for 2013-2014 from the ministries' budget expenses. The public institutions’ leaders not only didn’t manage to present the expected levels of savings before Yiannis Stournaras, but some of them didn’t even have specific proposals as to where the cuts should come from.

9 more colleagues of his have been subjected to additional tests, after the positive result from the tuberculin sensitivity test.

The European Commission is ready to allow big telecommunication companies to raise the prices for access to their networks. The aim is leading companies in the sector in Europe to ensure more stable and higher financial flow, after they are ready to invest or have already invested in the most modern telecommunication infrastructures.

Their trade-union organization decreed that this is the best for the personnel and the tourists. They, however, didn’t share the wardens' health concerns and said for GRReporter, that they want to decide for themselves when the Acropolis can be visited