A fierce political confrontation is unfolding over the main opposition socialist PASOK party’s proposal to launch a parliamentary inquiry into former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis for his role in the Tempe train tragedy.
The Cypriot cabinet on Tuesday authorized the Ministry of Transport to sign an agreement with Greek assets fund TAIPED regarding the development and upgrading of the marina and port of Larnaca, according to remarks by President Nikos Christodoulides at the Presidential Palace.
The Maria Callas Olympia Municipal Music Theater in Athens has suspended operations indefinitely after a malfunction in its fire suppression system on Wednesday flooded the stage with 5 tons of water, prompting the cancellation of all scheduled performances.
At first glance, Monday’s announcements at Lancaster House might have seemed almost modest: technical, cautious, incremental. But beneath the official communiques and press photos lies something more telling.
After 130 years of active presence in Cairo, the management of the club in Cairo, known as the “House of the Greek Community in Cairo,” or simply the Greek Club, has decided to expand its activities to the Sinai Peninsula.
The digitalization of every aspect of economic activity in Greece has been accompanied by a parallel “bloom” of new forms of crime, for which the authorities were unprepared.
The news came from Norway, where national consultation is a highly regarded institution that is making waves around the world.
A summer staple, the Release Athens Festival returns this June and July at Plateia Nerou (Water Square) with a diverse lineup.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Tuesday.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz had been venturing deeply into foreign affairs since before taking office.