Since 1973, Turkey has been systematically building a list of “Greek-Turkish disputes.” The issue of delimiting the continental shelf was first raised in November of that year. In 1974 we had the threat of war if Greece extended its territorial waters and the questioning of the limits of the Athens Flight Information Region.
A teenage rower in Thessaloniki in northern Greece on Monday sued her coach over sexual harassment.
The Foreign Ministry released a statement on social media on Monday to congratulate Albania on its national Independence Day.
A few years ago a relatively simple process, adding, for example, a new activity to a freelancer’s formal work scope required the involvement of at least 10 different employees.
Health officials in the Republic of Cyprus have confirmed two human cases of Avian influenza have been detected on the island for the first time, as bird flu sweeps through a number of countries.
One of the world’s top violinists, Latvia’s Gidon Kremer is celebrating his 75th birthday with a world tour and will also be making a stop in Greece before heading to Paris.
“Gaslighting” – mind manipulating, grossly misleading, downright deceitful – is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday accused Greece of undermining the rights of the Muslim minority in the country’s northeastern Thrace region.
With elections, possibly two of them, looming in the first half of 2023, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his aides are closely following opinion polls for signs that ruling New Democracy’s lead might be weakening.
The large construction groups have been in a race lately in order to ensure the required liquidity for their participation in the concession and public private partnership (PPP) project contracts that have been announced in the last two years, as well as those to be announced in the coming months.