The Eurozone’s aging population is expected to cause severe problems and hinder the overall recovery from the economic crisis.

Hey everyone, hot summer is coming up and I hope you are preparing for it. If you don’t have an AC then I would recommend buying one, unless you are going to spend all the hot days on the beach with a Mojito in hand and listening to all the summer 2009 hits! This week I will present to you one more such hit, which will wake up the reggae instinct in all of us!

Around the world the climate may be getting warmer and warmer; here in Greece, however, the weather is unquestionably cooler this year. This year, the heats that normally appear mid-June came on July 18.

A new bill was suggested yesterday by the Karamanlis government, aiming at the enactment of the Bolkenstein directive. This act is seen as a first step towards the lifting of the limitations for EU citizens in their provision of professional services in Greece.

Peach producers from Pela and Imatia areas blocked northern Greece roads, specifically the highway from Thessaloniki to Veria and Kozani. The six barricades on Egnatia highway force the drivers take roundabout roads.

The children are on a summer school in an English university, where they got infected with the virus. Great Britain is expecting 65 000 people to lose their lives during the pandemic period.

The new Archeological Museum in Patra – “the jewel of the Achaean capital,” is opening its doors for visitors on July 24. It will display valuable collections of mosaics, ancient glass vases, and findings from graves from the prehistoric to the roman eras.