Tackling climate change, the old-school way
Participants in a grassroots initiative on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos rebuild a dry-stone wall in the village of Anemotia, in a photograph released on Saturday.
All for nothing
The victim of the latest femicide, which took place in the Athens suburb of Menidi on May 16, had not hesitated: She had reported her abusive partner to the police three times since 2013.
SYRIZA leader Kasselakis publishes wealth declaration during Thessaloniki speech
Main opposition SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis published his wealth declaration on Monday during a speech in Thessaloniki.
For a common defense
In the five years that have passed since the previous European Parliament elections, Europe has been forced to realize two facts: first, that controlling migration flows, especially when they are instrumentalized, cannot be done by border states alone.
A festival for the voices of the African diaspora
Cultural festival “African Voices” scheduled for June 6 at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, aims to enlighten audiences about the rich history, heritage, and music of the African continent while celebrating its diaspora in Greece.
Turkey inflation hits 75% in expected peak before relief
Turkish annual consumer price inflation reached 75.45% in May, a bit above expectations, official data showed on Monday, in what is expected to be the high watermark before a series of rate hikes and relative lira stability bring relief.
Farm works may be responsible for water contamination in central Greece, sources say
Authorities continue to investigate the source of contamination to the water supply network, that caused an outbreak of gastroenteritis in central Greece.
PM pledges continuing support for Greek shipping industry
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pledged to continue his support for Greek shipowners “in every aspect of the shipping industry, from the green transition to the safety of ports and shipyards.”
In Albania, two women take on a nation with a rooftop wedding
The furor over their wedding in Albania was just the latest stage in what Alba Ahmetaj and Edlira Mara say has been a long struggle to get the same rights as heterosexual couples.
Greek Navy to switch frigates in Red Sea
After a three-month deployment to the Red Sea as part of the EU’s Aspides naval mission to protect commercial ships from attacks by Houthi forces in Yemen, the Greek frigate Hydra is expected to pass through the Suez Canal on Monday.