Is overcoming adversity really a matter of choice? Something Kyriakos Mitsotakis said over the publication of a book recounting pole vaulter Emmanouil Karalis’ arduous journey to the top of his sport, set off a debate among the pedants of language.
PPC head Giorgos Stassis on Wednesday presented the utility’s strategic plan to transform Western Macedonia from a lignite-based region into an energy and technology hub for clean energy and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
In his apartment in Kypseli, in downtown Athens, we sat in armchairs facing the bookcase.
The 9th Athens Hispanic Film Festival – FeCHA returns May 26 to June 5, bringing the vibrant world of Spanish-language cinema to open-air screens and cultural venues across the city.
Greek Eurovision hopeful Klavdia successfully completed her final rehearsal on Wednesday ahead of her performance in Thursday’s second semifinal of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland.
European Council President Antonio Costa has called on North Macedonia to change its constitution to include the Bulgarian minority as a way for the country to continue its path toward full European Union membership.
A truck fell from a bridge on Petrou Ralli Avenue in Nikaia, western Athens, on Thursday afternoon for reasons that remain unknown.
Minister of Migration and Asylum Makis Voridis has called for a more effective return system for third-country nationals residing illegally in the EU, emphasizing that without deportations, migration policy becomes “meaningless.”
The two opposition parties that have governed the country in the past blame their stagnation in public opinion polls largely on the conservative government’s public relations skills.