Azerbaijan’s recent attacks against Armenia have once again seen calls for the US to revoke a waiver that the current and previous administrations have issued to Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act, thus cutting military aid to Azerbaijan.
The Archaeological Museum of Piraeus presents an exhibition of archaeological finds made during the construction of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center.
After being put on hold for two years due to the pandemic, the annual American Farm School barbecue is back this year, taking place at the Athens Tennis Club on Sunday, October 9.
Greeks seem to be cutting down on one of their most beloved habits, that of enjoying a coffee at an outdoor cafe.
The president of the Grimaldi Group, Emanuele Grimaldi, has expressed his intention to develop the ports of Iraklio and Igoumenitsa in the long term, for the good of both the group and the Greek economy, as he claimed.
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced on Friday that on Wednesday it will auction 13-week treasury bills to the amount of 625 million euros.
From the floor of the UN General Assembly, in an important and passionate speech, French President Emmanuel Macron addressed those refusing to condemn the barbarity of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
He’s a dedicated doctor who has been in a position of responsibility in the National Health System (ESY) for many decades. He has no political affiliations and is there for anyone who needs help or advice, 24/7.
“Coexistence, osmosis, is the only way to achieve integration,” the head of Special Olympics Hellas, retired ambassador Dionyssios Kodellas, tells Kathimerini as 900 youngsters with intellectual disabilities head to Loutraki in Corinth for the Panhellenic Special Olympics Games on October 3-7.
European officials never tire of repeating that the EU is at war. But their actions do not concur with their declarations.