Iran has agreed to release the crews of two Greek tankers it seized in May in the Gulf in response to the confiscation of oil by the United States from an Iranian-flagged tanker in Greece, the Greek union of commercial ships’ seafarers said.
A refugee shelter is seen inside the 5th century Church of the Virgin Mary Acheiropoietos, in Thessaloniki, in 1919.
Greece is preparing for every scenario concerning Russian gas, putting its power system through a stress test.
Now in its 15th edition, the Animasyros International Animation Festival on the island of Syros presents more than 200 films from 43 countries.
Schools in Greece reopen on Monday for the start of a new academic year, with roughly 1.34 million school children of all ages attending.
The Greek Finance Ministry will elaborate on Monday on the economic support pledged by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Saturday at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF).
The government has reportedly opted for a British model to restructure Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) in an optimal and effective way.
The antics that unfolded last week in front of the gates of the University of Athens (EKPA) and National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) campuses confirmed fears that establishing a police force on the grounds of higher education institutions will be a difficult task, both politically and operationally.
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue is launching a new digital service that puts an end to the updating of the E9 tax form.
The Cyprus Ministry of Defense has secured 19 million euros in European Union structural funds, and in particular the Thalia Program, to bankroll the installation of photovoltaic systems in National Guard camps.