Mitsotakis, Netanyahu meet in Nicosia
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Israel counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on the sidelines of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel trilateral summit in Nicosia on Monday.
Police in Thessaloniki arrest two soccer fans during security checks
Police arrested two soccer fans during security checks prior to the soccer match between Aris and Asteras Tripolis at Thessaloniki’s Kleanthis Vekelidis stadium on Sunday.
Wildfire abates in Evros as satellite data exposes magnitude of disaster
The wildfire in Evros, in northeastern Greece, where firefighting efforts continue for the 17th consecutive day, is abating on Monday.
Joining forces for Evros
The destruction brought by the massive wildfire in Greece’s northeastern region of Evros is terrifying.
Greek PM calls for renewed talks on Cyprus issue in line with UN resolutions
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has emphasized the significance of resuming talks to resolve the Cyprus problem in accordance with the United Nations’ resolutions.
Two earthquakes shake Samos island
Two earthquakes were reported off the island of Samos in the eastern Aegean, just minutes apart, on Monday morning, according to data from the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens.
Greenpeace chief: ‘We still don’t know if anything remains of the Dadia forest’
The executive director of Greenpeace Greece, Nikos Charalambides, has commented on the ecological disaster caused by the massive fire in the Dadia forest in Evros, which was burning for a 16th day Sunday, stating that it is premature to offer a “calm assessment” of the destruction.
Mitsotakis in Nicosia for trilateral summit
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is scheduled to visit Cyprus on Monday to participate in the Trilateral Summit involving Greece, Cyprus, and Israel, which will take place in Nicosia.
‘They were running to escape the fire’
In his lab in Alexandroupoli, northeastern Greece, coroner Pavlos Pavlidis has been receiving the bodies of migrants for two decades.
Preparing for the next two elections
It’s been less than three months since ruling New Democracy confirmed its electoral triumph in May in a second national election, on June 25, that saw it win well over double the share of the vote that second-placed SYRIZA received – 40.56% to 17.83%.