Erdogan rails at Greece over Muslim minority rights
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday criticized Greece for allegedly violating a settlement that has governed relations between the two countries for nearly a century.
Wildfire still raging in Dadia, more blazes active
Greek firefighters continued to battle a major wildfire in the Dadia Forest near the border with Turkey, which hosts a number of rare bird species, for a fifth day on Monday.
Cyprus central back cuts growth forecast
The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) downgraded by 0.9 percentage points its forecasts for gross domestic product growth in 2022, due to the negative effects of the war in Ukraine and the sanctions against Russia.
Village of Dadia evacuated for second time
The fire burning near the nature reserve of Dadia, near the border with Turkey in northeastern Greece, for a fourth day, is again threatening the village of the same name.
US marines enjoy night on the town in Alexandroupoli
In the northern Greek port city of Alexandroupoli, May 21, 202, will be remembered as the day the ship appeared.
Contingency plan for energy
The first quarter of 2023 will determine whether Greece can function without Russian natural gas.
Heatwave pushes temperatures beyond 40 Celsius
The heatwave that hit Greece Saturday pushed temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius (104F) Sunday and is expected to last through most of the coming week.
Tosca | Athens
Argentina’s Hugo de Ana directs the Greek National Opera’s revival of its 2012 production of Giacomo Puccini’s ever-popular yet heart-wrenching drama “Tosca,” for the Athens & Epidaurus Festival.
Thousands of hectares burnt in Penteli
More than 2,750 hectares, most of it forest, was destroyed in the fire that broke out in Penteli, north of Athens, last Tuesday.
4 major wildfires burning across the country
Several major fires are burning across Greece and the heatwave that started Saturday has increased the dangers of new ones.