Greek Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos is on official visit to the United States where he will meet his American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, and other high-ranking Pentagon officials.
There has been a marked strain in Greek-Russian relations ever since Athens signed the Prespes Agreement with North Macedonia in 2018. In the meantime, Russia came to terms with the fact that Greece belongs in the Western camp since the 2014 Crimean War and adjusted accordingly.
A list of 70,000 state-owned land parcels and properties that are occupied by trespassers has been circulated to Greece’s ministries to identify assets that cannot be included in a scheme to sell them to the encroachers because they are intended for public interest.
In “Shaping the Intangible,” her career-spanning show at the Goulandris Museum of Contemporary Art, Alexandra Athanassiades presents milestones that shaped her vernacular.
German firefighters, who will reinforce Greece’s firefighters during the summer season following the devastating wildfires last year, arrived for a welcoming ceremony, in Tripoli, Greece, on Sunday.
There was a very high risk of fire (risk category 4) in five Greek regions for Monday, according to the Fire Forecast Map issued by the Civil Protection secretariat of the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his closest advisers have decided that mitigating the effects of the energy crisis should be their top priority.
Cyprus’ parliament has passed a bill suspending foreclosures until the end of October.
Olympic gold medallist Miltos Tentoglou narrowly missed out on the sole gold medal that has eluded him, i.e. that of the World Track & Field Championships, as in the early hours of Sunday (Greek time) he finished second in the long jump final.
All bodies of the 8 crew members of the Antonov cargo transport plane that crashed in northern Greece late on Saturday have now been retrieved.