Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias hosted a working breakfast for his North Macedonia counterpart Bujar Osmani on the sidelines of the European Union’s Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels on Monday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov says Sofia is considering potential suppliers and carrying out a feasibility study in order to make a specific proposal “within 12 months” to supply Greece with energy from a nuclear power plant that will be built in the neighboring Balkan country.
“A House Made of Splinters,” a deeply moving documentary about the lives of youngsters residing at the Lysychansk shelter in eastern Ukraine, won the top Golden Alexander prize Sunday at the 24th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.
Hellenic Post (ELTA) said Monday it had isolated all its data center services as a preventive measure following a cyber-attack late Sunday.
Under different circumstances, our conversation with the new British ambassador in Athens, Matthew Lodge, would center on his Greek connection: He’s been married to a Greek woman for the past 20 years, is fluent in the language and considers the country his second home.
Businesses are going from one shock to another due to successive raw material price hikes and shortages, to say nothing of energy costs.
Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomaios made an impassioned appeal for an end to the war in Ukraine in his Sunday sermon, while clearly condemning the invaders.
As it continued its barrage of the besieged city of Mariupol, Russia demanded that Ukrainians put down their arms and raise white flags on Monday in exchange for safe passage out of town.
The Environment Ministry is on course to grant usufruct status to large chunks of some 690,000 hectares of land throughout Greece that was classified as farmland but was later abandoned.
Poland’s Iga Swiatek blew away Greece’s Maria Sakkari 6-4 6-1 to win a windswept Indian Wells final on Sunday and move up to number two in the world rankings.