North Macedonia’s nationalist opposition achieved sweeping gains in parliamentary and presidential elections on Wednesday. Voters expressed their frustration over the country’s sluggish advance bid to join the European Union, but also prevailing corruption and the slow pace of reforms.
Amid the Gaza crisis, Alexis Haritsis, president of Greece’s New Left Party, calls for urgent action, declaring, “The eyes of the world are on martyrized Rafah.”
Household chores and looking after children are purely “women’s work” in Greece, Italy and Romania compared to other European countries, according to a survey by the Center of Demographic Studies of Barcelona.
Get ready for the debut of Aria Fest, a groundbreaking K-pop extravaganza coming to Greece for the first time ever.
It’s been a constant theme of past decades but the situation has dramatically deteriorated during the last 10 years as the economic crisis took its toll.
Citizen Protection Ministry is spearheading a comprehensive reform of disciplinary law for Greece’s police force.
“If all the paths I’ve traveled were marked on a map and connected with a line, it might resemble a Minotaur,” Pablo Picasso once said.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned that policies enacted by “certain countries and institutions since the start of the Gaza conflict have shaken faith in the European Union.”
The Parliament formally designated the Greek National Museum of Natural History, previously known as the Goulandris Museum of Natural History.
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, known as the Red Arrows, is scheduled to perform a display at noon on Saturday, May 18, over Flisvos Marina in Paleo Faliro, along the Athens coast.