On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Asia Minor Catastrophe, the Benaki Museum and the Center for Asia Minor Studies present a chronicle of the Greek presence there through an exhibition beginning on Thursday.
A man in Crete has been taken into custody after his 15-year-old daughter accused him of tying her to a chair and beating her over the head with a piece of wood because she was two minutes late coming home.
Greece applauded the announcement on energy made by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Wednesday, noting that it was in line with proposals made by the Greek government months ago.
Greece-based aluminum and copper producer ElvalHalcor is considering switching from gas to another fuel, such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), to help cut its rising energy bill, it said on Wednesday.
Offices, schools and hospitals have been given priority in the “Electra” public building energy upgrade program that was launched on Monday, with the aim of reducing energy consumption by at least 30%.
The subsidies for electricity and natural gas bills are eating away at the targeted primary budget surplus of 1.1% of gross domestic product for 2023.
Dozens of students gathered outside the main administration building of Thessaloniki’s Aristotle University on Thursday morning to protest the introduction of a campus police force.
A Pennsylvania race for the US Senate is attracting more and more attention as Dr. Mehmet Oz’s ties to Turkey come under the radar.
The government is expected on Thursday to announce the details of a new loan program with almost zero interest for the purchase of a first home by young people and couples up to the age of 39, as the prime minister announced last weekend.
Twitter’s former top security official told lawmakers at a hearing Tuesday that executives had so heavily prioritized the company’s business that they disregarded concerns about foreign governments infiltrating its operations and misled regulators about its privacy practices.