Court revisits Mati fire tragedy in its entirety
The Athens Court of Appeals has initiated a review of the deadly Mati fire case, following an appeal against the controversial ruling.
PM says mosque conversion ‘completely unnecessary’
During his customary monthly briefing at the Presidential Mansion, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed his dissatisfaction with the conversion of the former Byzantine church in Istanbul, the Monastery of Chora, into a mosque.
A Greek agenda for the Balkans
The situation in the Western Balkans is (once again) cause for concern.
From the Baltic to the Aegean: Greece and the Three Seas Initiative
Over the past two years an area south of Greece’s Peloponnese had become a major location to circumvent sanctions against Russian oil exports.
Police arrests two, seizes more than 87 kilos of cannabis
Two foreigners, aged 38 and 25, were arrested Tuesday afternoon in the Athenian district of Zografou for violating drug laws.
Takis Paterelis Quartet | Athens | May 10
The Takis Paterelis Quartet presents “Traditions” at Afrikana Jazz & Wine (13 Ierofanton) on May 10.
Flame to arrive in Marseille amid tight security
The Olympic flame is set to reach French soil at Marseille’s Old Port amid tight security on Wednesday, 79 days before the Paris 2024 Games Opening Ceremony.
RES power ditched on Easter Sunday to prevent blackout
Cutbacks in the generation of power from renewable energy sources exceeded all precedent over the Easter holidays, aimed to maintain system stability due to falling demand and high RES output.
Balmy weather yields to storms and cooler temperatures
The balmy weather of recent days is giving way to storms and a drop in temperature in various parts of the country.
North Macedonia votes in elections crucial for EU accession
Polls opened in North Macedonia on Wednesday in parliamentary and presidential elections in which the rightist opposition is expected to gain ground against a ruling party that has failed to progress talks to join the EU and stamp out corruption.