French President Emmanuel Macron said he was coordinating efforts with Greece and Turkey for an initiative to help people leave the besieged city of Mariupol and hoped to convince Russia to allow the evacuation.
Olympiakos has clinched a top-four finish in this year’s Euroleague and is already preparing for its all-important play-off encounters, scoring one win and one loss over the week, while Panathinaikos ended its losing streak.
Athens is the highest-rated holiday destination in the world, according to a British survey, with Rhodes coming in sixth.
Sports teams will be playing to full stands starting on Saturday, as restrictions on crowd numbers are lifted for sports venues.
Epirus in northwestern Greece will be the first region to benefit from a new program for the recognition and certification of some 200 museums across the country, Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said on Friday during a visit to the regional capital, Ioannina.
The debut of Uruguayan manager Gustavo Poyet on the Greece bench on Friday came with a 1-0 away win over Romania in a friendly at Bucharest, offering plenty of promise for the future of the national team.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases plunged on Friday to 16,234 from Thursday’s figure of 22,107 and the drop was not due to the national holiday of March 25.
Before the recent reversal in German foreign policy, commentaries had presented Germany over the last weeks and months as a dangerously cowardly country, delaying a united European front against Russia.
Police on the eastern Aegean island of Samos are trying to locate a fraudster who tricked a local hotelier out of thousands of euros.
An examination of tissue from the body of a 9-year-old girl who died at an Athens children’s hospital on January 28 did not find any signs of asphyxiation, according to the pathologist’s report submitted to the coroner’s office on Thursday.