US envoy travels to Montenegro to support its EU bid as war in Ukraine rages on
A senior US official visited Montenegro Monday to offer support to the small Balkan nation seeking to join the European Union.
Defense, competitiveness and food security are Europe’s ‘big issues,’ says Greek PM
With Europeans set to elect a new EU Parliament in June, the bloc needs to focus on defense cooperation, boosting its competitiveness against top global players and ensuring its food security, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said.
Welcome to the London Book Fair, where everyone knows their place
Everybody knows that the publishing industry is a rigorously stratified world, characterized by a reverence for hierarchy and a near-fanatical observance of ritual.
Erdogan: all Cyprus could have been ours
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan argued Monday that if Turkish forces had moved further south in 1974, then Cyprus might be all Turkish today.
Lufthansa flight to Dubai makes emergency landing in Rhodes
A Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to Dubai has been diverted to Rhodes where it landed just before 6 p.m. Monday.
Holidaymakers returning to the capital
Athenians who took advantage of the extended weekend have been returning to the capital area causing slowdowns in both major highways
Divorce between short stay and Golden Visa
The government is considering to impose estrictions on short-term rental properties acquired through the “Golden Visa” program.
The deal rerouting migrant boats from Libya to Greece
Last September, just 30 asylum seekers made the 190-nautical-mile journey from Tobruk in Libya to the Greek island of Gavdos and Crete’s southern coast just above it; that number swelled to 397 in December and has passed 1,100 in the first couple of months of 2024.
Three allies, two envoys, one conclusion
Turkey and Hungary are both difficult allies of the United States. Both held up NATO’s enlargement just when Washington needed the greatest possible coalition against Russia and maximum support for Ukraine.
Trial of 49 suspects detained in Thessaloniki University arrests postponed
A trial of 49 individuals arrested on Saturday afternoon following reports of vandalism at the Aristotle University in the northern port city of Thessaloniki was postponed until March 29 on Monday, due to lack of witnesses.