Mykonos

Tradition for sale

The beauty of human creativity in Greece is tied directly to the limits placed by the environment and political-economic conditions. For example, the very marketable narrow streets of Mykonos and other islands were shaped to deal with the dangers of wind and piracy.

Authorities investigate financial activities of murdered land surveyor

Anti-Money Laundering Authority is investigating the financial activities of the 54-year-old surveyor who was murdered in northern Athens on Tuesday, it was reported on Thursday. 

The authority is examining the victim's financial situation, looking for potential evidence that may lead to the perpetrator.

Isabelle Goulart: New Photos from Her Mykonos Vacation

The renowned Brazilian model chose Mykonos once again to enjoy her summer.

She regularly updates her personal Instagram account with photos from her time on the island. This time, she shared a series of black-and-white photos showing her lounging on a sun bed in a white bikini.

Check out her post below:

Who governs Mykonos?

An archaeologist responsible for the resort island of Mykonos violently beaten. A proactive surveyor conducting topographical studies on the island murdered in cold blood.

The mafia now appears to control Mykonos. International organized crime has settled on the island, operating unchecked. The stakes for the state are high, fraught with risks. But this challenge must be met.

Psychiko: The shooter waited 1.5 hours for Stathis under his office and killed him when he parked

The end of the thread of the unplanned murder that took place on Tuesday morning (2/7) in Neo Psychiko with the victim of the 54-year-old topographer Panagiotis Stathis attempt to find the executives of Homicide in order to reach the traces of the perpetrator and the perpetrators.

Construction rackets under scrutiny in Athens assassination investigation

The police investigation into the Mafia-style assassination of a 54-year-old civil engineer in the northern Athens suburb of Psychiko on Tuesday morning is reportedly focusing on the victim's professional activities on popular holiday islands where illegal construction runs rampant.

Ancient Greek sanctuary sinks into Aegean Sea

A brief boat ride from the thrumming nightclubs of Mykonos lies the UNESCO heritage site of Delos, one of the most important sanctuaries of the ancient Greek and Roman world.

Surrounded by piercing azure waters, Delos' 2,000-year-old buildings offer a microcosm of information on daily life during the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

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