As the European Parliament elections draw near, the big picture begins to clarify. In terms of the dominant force, conservative New Democracy, whose lead has never really been in doubt (which explains why public surveys tend to skip the question, “Who do you think will win the Euro elections?”), the focus lies on whether it…
A flock of flamingo birds rest at the Nea Kios coastal wetland near the port of Nafplio in the Peloponnese on Saturday. World Migratory Bird Day, aimed at highlighting the need to protect migratory birds, is celebrated on the second Saturday of May.
For security reasons, electric and hybrid cars cannot travel on ferries with a charge of more than 40%.
The government is taking another step in the fight against illegal “occupation” of beaches by sunbeds, umbrellas and chairs as the main part of the tourist season approaches.
The first list of 2,400 Egyptian nationals who will work in Greece was received from the Egyptian government by Migration and Asylum Minister Dimitris Kairidis during his visit to the country on Friday.
In the wake of the nationalist VMRO electoral victory in North Macedonia, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Saturday that he is following with “concern some of the statements made by party officials” regarding their pledges not to honor the Prespes name agreement of 2018 that settled the dispute with Greece over the country’s name.
The controversial issue of the maximum heights of buildings in the Greek capital will be addressed on Monday at the municipal council of Athens.
For 25 years, the bombed-out remnants of the former Yugoslav army headquarters in the center of Belgrade, targeted by NATO airstrikes in 1999, stood as a stark reminder of the brutality endured by the Serbian nation during the Kosovo war.
Police detained 15 people on Saturday in connection with a bloody brawl on Friday night on the island of Mykonos which left one man dead and another seriously injured.
In post-civil war Greece of the 1950s and 1960s, poverty plagued the populace and migration seemed like the only path to a better life for many Greeks.