Recovery Fund project snags
The reasons why the disbursement of cash from the EU support framework is running late.
PM’s Ankara trip to go ahead as planned
Meeting with Erdogan not affected by his postponement of US visit, but Athens aware of risks
Seizing the opportunity for a Cyprus deal
The existing parameters of the United Nations are flexible enough to facilitate a settlement to the Cyprus dispute that addresses the priorities of both sides on the ethnically split Mediterranean island, Nusrat Ghani, the UK’s minister of state for Europe, says.
Wildfire erupts in rural area in central Greece
A significant mobilization of firefighting forces is underway in Fthiotida, southeastern Thessaly, to combat a blaze that ignited in a rural area.
Making excuses instead of policy
The way those who govern divert responsibility from themselves is a running sore in Greek politics and society.
Beef with vegetables in a tasty lemon sauce
A delicious, lemony, first-class dish for the Sunday table.
Varvakios | Athens | May 11
The annual Varvakios party returns, converting Athens’ Central Food Market into a free-entry nightclub for all.
Key legislation and development plans presented at Greek cabinet meeting
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will preside over a Monday morning ministerial council meeting at the Maximos Mansion, where significant legislative proposals will be introduced.
Urban Picnic | Athens | May 1
The This is Athens-City Festival returns to the serene surroundings of Plato’s Academy Park (Kratylou & Tripoleos) on May 1.
Turkish Deputy Foreign Min assumes permanent role at UN office in Geneva
Turkey’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Ambassador Burak Akcapar, transitions to a permanent role as the country’s representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva, according to Turkey’s state television network TRT.