Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis apologized to the leader of the country’s opposition Socialist party for not knowing that he had been wiretapped by Greece’s intelligence service in 2021, adding he would never have allowed it.
The now-defunct bar at Strefi Hill in Athens’ Exarchia neighborhood in an image taken Friday.
The widely expected record revenue from tourism seems to be borne out so far, by the significant per trip spending by foreign arrivals, as well as the raw arrival numbers, which are outpacing those of the record-breaking year 2019, before the outbreak of the Covid pandemic.
A 21-year-old Pakistani was give until Monday to prepare his defense after reportedly confessing to the murder of a 17-year-old girl on Monday in the western Athens suburb of Peristeri.
“Dream On,” running through November 2 at the former Public Tobacco Factory (218 Lenorman, Kolonos), is the latest exhibition by the NEON Culture Organization, organized in collaboration with the Hellenic Parliament.
The West had been betting on the assumption that Russia would not turn off the energy tap to Europe.