Greece on Tuesday issued navigational telexes reserving two areas that will be explored for hydrocarbon deposits, as the country seeks to reduce its dependence on imported fuel and contribute to Europe’s efforts to wean itself off Russian natural gas.
Greece’s main airlines announced domestic and international flight cancellations and schedule changes for Wednesday due to labor unions for air traffic controllers and civil aviation workers participating in a nationwide general strike that day.
Lee Satterfield, deputy assistant secretary of state in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, talks about the common priorities that the governments of Greece and the US have set in education, as well as the importance of the visit by representatives of 30 US universities to the country.
After joining forces, to much critical acclaim, great soloists Leonidas Kavakos (violin) and Yuja Wang (piano) come to the Athens Concert Hall.
Fortune Greece and the Tsomokos group are organizing their “CEO Initiative Forum” on Thursday at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens from 10 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.
Sweden’s new prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, is meeting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday in a bid to clinch Turkish approval for his country’s bid to join NATO.
Commuters and travelers are in for a major headache on Wednesday, as public transport workers and air traffic controllers join a strike called by all of the country’s major unions in protest at rising energy costs and inflation.
A Bulgarian police officer has been shot dead at the border with Turkey, the interior minister said Tuesday.
Strong buying interest and a large number of multi-million sales for off-plan or substandard plots on popular islands and in the Peloponnese are raising eyebrows, as villas of hundreds of square meters are being built despite urban planning restrictions.
Priests conduct a liturgy over the coffin of late Archbishop Chrysostomos II at the Apostolos Varnavas Cathedral in Nicosia, on Monday.