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Honoring and recognizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day NEW YORK -- Archbishop Elpidophoros spiritual leader of Greek Orthodox Christians in America,  sent a video message via social media honoring and recognizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The full text follows: 

An SNF DIALOGUES webcast looks ahead to the post-pandemic landscape for science and society. As COVID-19 vaccines begin to reach people around the world, SNF DIALOGUES will hold a live webcast discussion on what comes next: Waiting to Restart: What

Greece wants to use its solid track record in combating the coronavirus as a way to help entice people to move to the country – and it’s promising that half of their income will be tax-free, Bloomberg reports. “Technology means

The historical library of Zakynthos in the Ionian Islands, the oldest library in Greece, has recently reopened to the public with a repaired 200 sqm Reading Room providing access to rare editions, ANA reports. The library was established in 1628

Measure pondered for employees like frontline workers who are at risk of infection as a direct result of the work they do Greece’s Labor Ministry is exploring legislation that may list the novel coronavirus as an occupational hazard and death

Greece’s daily Covid-19 death toll fell below 20 for the first time in many weeks on Monday, as new infections and intubations continue to fluctuate, albeit on a downward course, according to the National Organization for Public Health (EODY), ekathimerini.com

The main countries from which the residents of Cyprus returned in December 2020, were Greece, the United Kingdom, Russia, and Germany Trips by Cypriot residents declined by 87.6% year on year in December to just 17,958 compared with 144,619 in

The finance ministry said it was optimistic that 2021 will prove a better year compared with 2020 and noted that it will continue its support measures until March-April Greek state budget recorded a lower than expected deficit in 2020 offering

Tourist arrivals in Cyprus reached a mere 631,609 plunging by 84.1% year on year in one of the worst ever season for Cyprus’ tourist industry which took a heavy blow by the coronavirus pandemic, CNA reports. Hit by the Covid-19 pandemic

Geotechnical studies are underway to determine the canal's stability, in order to reopen the isthmus as soon as is possible the Corinth Canal company announced The Corinth Isthmus will remain closed to all ships and vessels beyond January 19, the