About 1,000 civilians remain trapped at a steel plant where Ukrainian forces are making their last stand in the besieged city of Mariupol, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said, after a Russian ultimatum to surrender or die expired on Wednesday.
Katerina Sokou joins our host Thanos Davelis to break down her latest in-depth issue brief outlining the challenges that climate change poses for the Mediterranean and for Greece.
Finnish conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, a rising star in his field, joins the ranks of such greats as Toscanini, Klemperer, Karajan and Muti in leading the London Philharmonia Orchestra.
Children will return to school after Easter without having to undertake regular self-tests, but they will have to wear masks, open windows and observe hygiene measures, health authorities said on Wednesday.
Sky Express announced on Wednesday it will again introduce more frequent and direct flights both in Greece and abroad during the summer.
The mid-season sales for retail shops will begin on May 3 and shops will have the option to open the following Sunday, on May 8.
A man who entered a church in the Agios Panteleimonas area of Athens on Saturday and started shouting in Arabic from the microphone during an Easter service has been arrested, Civil Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos said on Wednesday.
Cyprus’ Shipping Deputy Ministry said a successful bidder for a state-subsidized ferry link to Greece has been asked to submit a proposal, with reports saying a summer connection could be launched this year.
US and European officials talk incessantly about making more of the world’s advanced computer chips anywhere other than Taiwan, which they consider vulnerable to Chinese invasion or influence.
Turkey’s Altanlar Marine Safety is making its first-ever Posidonia appearance as an exhibitor this year, on June 6-10 at the Metropolitan Expo center next to Athens Airport, in order to introduce its new office in the Netherlands and promote its worldwide capabilities.