An interactive exhibition entitled A Balkan Tale reveals forgotten aspects of the troubled history of the unquiet Balkans.

Greek trade unions have announced a 24-hour strike again and neither the torrential rain, nor the cold wind has spoiled it. People are angry and do not accept the cut of private sector salaries.

Because of floodwaters from Bulgaria, authorities are ready to evacuate four villages in the region of Evros in Northern Greece, they advise farmers to take livestock and farm machinery to safer places, wind storms closed the airport in Ioannina.

In a few short sentences, the Deputy Executive Director of Eurobank EFG and professor at the University of Piraeus Nicholas Karamouzis described the causes of the poor condition of the Greek economy. He spoke at the forum on "SOS Development: How to emerge from recession to stay in the eurozone".

The implementation of the agreement may lead to tracking every action of Internet users, deprive people of medicinal products and even cause humanitarian crises, warns the Greek pirate party.

The meeting of the leaders of Greek parties supporting the government of Prime Minister Lucas Papademos was postponed at the last moment. At a meeting last night, they reached an initial agreement following his threat to leave the negotiations in their hands.

Throughout this hostile economic situation, there are still successful businesses in Greece that record a profit in their accounting books, provide jobs and make plans for the future. One of them is the company GAEA, which produces and bottles extra virgin olive oil and other Mediterranean products.