The old nuclear order, rooted in the Cold War’s unthinkable outcomes, was fraying before Russia invaded Ukraine. Now, it is giving way to a looming era of disorder unlike any since the beginning of the Atomic Age.
I was deeply moved during a recent visit to the Acropolis Museum in Athens. The usual marvelous sensory and cultural feelings that always occur while viewing the marbles of this splendid museum were heightened, on the occasion, by seeing the fragment of marble which arrived earlier this year.
Greece started off its new campaign in the UEFA Nations League with a 1-0 win at Northern Ireland, thanks to a Tasos Bakasetas strike late in the first half.
The “Astypalaia: Smart & Sustainable Island” project has four key parts, Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister for Economic Diplomacy and Openness Kostas Fragogiannis told an event on the Dodecanese island on Thursday.
The Greek stock market returned on Thursday to where it had closed at on Tuesday, following Wednesday’s rather unexpected jump, with traders cashing in gains made during the previous session, but on reduced turnover.
The Education Ministry has failed in its description of disciplinary violations and measures to make a special distinction for the crimes of sexual harassment, gender-based harassment and violence, or violations of the principles of gender equality.
It is not wrong for government officials to try to revitalize their electoral base in their constituencies now that we are in the last year ahead of elections.
The strategy chosen by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his associates, from his nationalist partner to the foreign and defense ministers and the government spokesman, will not benefit Ankara.
Health officials are examining a possible case of monkeypox in a 61-year-old man from northern Greece.
Critically acclaimed Greek violinist and conductor Leonidas Kavakos returns to the stage of the Athens Concert Hall for a charity concert in aid of children fleeing the war in Ukraine alone or with their families.