The Embassy of Canada to Greece, in collaboration with the City of Athens and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will host a celebration on May 5 at 5 p.m. in Ilissia Park to honor a inuksuk monument gifted by Canada to the people of Greece.
The anonymous bomb threat made to Parliament on Tuesday via the 112 emergency number has been resolved. No explosives were found. The caller had warned of a bomb but did not specify a detonation time.
Greece’s highest administrative court has clarified the legal status of a new presidential decree regulating construction and land use in small villages, aiming to resolve confusion over development in rural and protected areas.
European Union countries are split over the bloc’s next climate target, as they prepare for tough negotiations to set an EU goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.
The direct impact of higher US tariffs on the Greek economy will be limited, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras said Tuesday.
The Greek stock market showed some more resilience against imported pressure on Tuesday.
The government unveiled reforms on Monday aimed at enhancing railway safety and increasing the flexibility of the state-run Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), following the deadly 2023 Tempe disaster.
Greece’s Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, formally submitted a request to the European Commission on Tuesday, seeking an exemption for the country’s 2026 defense spending under the EU’s fiscal escape clause.
Jethro Tull return to Athens this September for a career-spanning concert at the Lycabettus Theater.