A period of four months is expected to determine whether Greece and Turkey can finally turn the page on the frequent periods of extreme tension and pave the way for an appeal to the International Court of Justice at The Hague to settle the basic bilateral dispute over the delimitation of the continental shelf and…
Kosovo has bought a batch of Turkish-made Bayraktar drones, its leader said on Sunday, at a time when it faces unrest in the north where ethnic Serbs refuse to recognize Pristina authorities.
The government’s policy declarations a few days ago were in line with the expectations of rating agencies.
The Cyprus Parliament voted against two non-government bills about borrowers’ rights last Thursday.
The esteemed Italian tenor will be performing at the Olympic Stadium, marking his highly anticipated debut to his countless admirers in Greece.
“With a strong political mandate and with our important international capital, I think the time has come to face squarely the wounds of the past and the challenges of the future,” says George Gerapetritis in the first, exclusive interview he has given as Foreign Minister.
Syriza members will elect their new leader on September 10 and, if necessary, on a second round on September 16, among four declared candidates.
Renowned Athenian club Death Disco commemorates 10 years on the city’s vibrant nightlife scene with a two-day open-air festival in the heart of Athens.
Greece could be Europe’s answer to China’s decision to restrict exports of gallium and germanium, rare earth elements used in the manufacture of semiconductors, photovoltaics and optical fibers.
The archaeological site of the Acropolis will suspend its operation from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday due to the current heatwave. The sites at Ancient Agora and Keramikos will operate as per usual, where the museums there can still be visited on Sunday.