Erdogan finally approved Sweden’s NATO bid a few weeks ago. With the Biden administration green-lighting the F-16 sale in return, Washington now seems to be employing a new approach of positive reinforcement with Ankara.
More than 100 events took place in more than 70 diplomatic and consular missions of Greece abroad, to mark International Greek Language Day on February 9, when Greeks and non-Greeks alike around the world celebrate the vital role it has played in global culture.
Four suspects arrested on Saturday in a police raid targeting organized crime were charged with possession of weapons and explosives on Saturday.
Twenty-eight years later, Kathimerini attempts to shed light on the unknown background of the crisis and the causes that brought the two countries to the brink of war.
Kathimerini English Edition, the Delphi Economic Forum and the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) are jointly organizing the 5th Southeast Europe & East Med Forum scheduled for February 12-13 in Washington, DC.
Signaling a return to the revisionist era before the February earthquakes last year, Turkey is restating its views regarding eastern Aegean Greek islands and linking Greece’s sovereignty to their demilitarization.
The government is about to increase the threshold for the Golden Visa program to 800,000 euros in some cases.
Greece has become the 35th country to sign up to the US Artemis space cooperation accords, at a ceremony attended by Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington.
The latest development in technology as far as shipping in concerned will be one of the main themes of this year’s Posidonia exhibition and conferences in Athens.
The Lloyd’s Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonization Hub and five leading shipowners are launching a global nonprofit Maritime Emissions Reduction Center in Athens to optimize the efficiency of the existing fleet.