Ukrainians bring pets to safety
Inna, a 20-year-old woman from Ukraine (left), is seen with her husband Igor, 28, and their cat Sarah, at a refugee facility in Elefsina, southwest of Athens.
EU seeks end to golden passport schemes, halt to sales of visas to Russians
The European Commission called on EU governments on Monday to end national programs to sell citizenship to investors, also known as golden passports schemes, and urged them to suspend the sale of visas to Russians and Belarusians.
Zelenskyy to address Greek Parliament on April 7
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will address the Greek Parliament via teleconference on Thursday, April 7, it was confirmed on Monday.
Ukrainian, Russian negotiators to begin peace talks on Monday, Turkish official says
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators will begin peace talks in Istanbul later on Monday, a senior Turkish official said, without elaborating.
Turkey finds mine close to border with Bulgaria
A Turkish military dive teams secured a mine detected off the coast of the northern Igneada district, close to the border with Bulgaria, Turkey’s defense ministry said on Monday.
Diplomatic push for Greek aid to reach Mariupol
Diplomatic activity is underway to secure Greek participation in a humanitarian aid mission to the besieged port city of Mariupol amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Turkey could be among countries to offer Ukraine security guarantees, says Kyiv
Turkey is among countries that could offer Kyiv security guarantees as part of any deal with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, a senior Ukrainian official said on Monday.
Six arrested over attack on soccer player in Kilkis
Six soccer fans, aged between 22 and 42, have been arrested and charged with assault over an attack against a soccer player in Kilkis, in northern Greece.
Greece expresses ‘concern’ over Nagorno-Karabakh
Greece has expressed its “concern” over the movement of Azeri military unites in Nagorno-Karabakh where a simmering dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan escalated into a six-week war in 2020.
Treasures of the Greek Revolution at the Academy of Athens
The Academy of Athens is hosting an exhibition on the Greek Revolution of 1821, presenting rare letters and manuscripts from prominent figures of the Greek Enlightenment, works of art, maps, and items associated with Lord Byron and the Philhellenic movement.