Europe: satellite or power?
Friday’s anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine finds a world very different from what anyone would have predicted a year ago.
Four more judges fired for delaying verdicts
A plenary session of the Supreme Court on Friday dismissed four lower court presiding judges who unjustifiably delayed the issue of verdicts in court trials they presided over.
Support to Kyiv ‘unwavering’
Marking the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed Greece’s unwavering support to Kyiv in a tweet on Friday.
Athens metro: Work stoppage called for March 1
A work stoppage on the Athens metro on Wednesday, March 1 was announced by workers on Friday.
Public tender for the “Procurement of collapsible transportable bridges to deal with floods, disasters, etc., Bailey type.” – Clarification
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Athens not complacent about Turkey relations
Commenting on Greek-Turkish relations after the devastating earthquakes, Alternate Foreign Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis stressed that Athens is not being complacent about the positive climate that has been created.
Erdogan pins election hopes on ‘building Turkey’ mission after quake
Tayyip Erdogan rose to power 20 years ago as Turkey emerged from the twin blows of rampant inflation and a deadly earthquake, promising a new era of sound government after the coalition of the time was accused of mismanaging both crises.
Liz Miele | Athens | March 1
The Athens English Comedy Club in Athens presents New York-based comedian Liz Miele for the first time in Greece, in which she explores trying to date again, what it means to be an older sibling and how she is handling life as it comes her way in a special titled “Murder Sheets” (suitable for people…
Luxury from Crete, copper from Cyprus
“Islanders: The Making of the Mediterranean” will open at the Fitzwilliam Museum, the University of Cambridge’s principal museum, on Friday.
Europe under threat from toxic PFASs
The high concentration of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs), a large class of toxic synthetic chemicals commonly known as “forever chemicals,” pose a threat both to the health of Europeans and the planet, according to a report by Reuters.