Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides condemned Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar’s rejection of a proposed UN meeting, calling it a sign of disrespect toward both the Turkish Cypriot community and the international community.
Grammy-winning South African DJ and music producer Black Coffee will visit Athens for a show at the Tae Kwon Do Stadium (860 Poseidonos) on October 18.
A fire at a commercial building in Vasiliko, Corinth, has been brought under control.
A 50-year-old German tourist drowned while swimming off the coast of Crete on Saturday.
Recent developments in the Middle East have led to a renewed phase of uncertainty and have pushed liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices up.
As of last Thursday, Greek restaurants and similar establishments are required to use new “smart” cash registers.
The glow of the fireworks has gone for good over the OAKA Olympic stadium in northern Athens. Santiago Calatrava’s iconic canopy has been left “naked,” without the polycarbonate panels.
The website of the the Farmers Markets of the Region of Attica (foreaslaikon.gov.gr) is now up and running.
Ukraine’s Odessa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet will perform “Giselle,” a quintessential Romantic ballet, at the Athens Concert Hall (Megaron, Vassilisis Sofias & Kokkali) on September 19.
A turning point came June 25, when a group of CIA officers sat across from their Russian counterparts during a secret meeting in a Middle Eastern capital.