At Easter in Boston, you can find yourself in a sea of Greeks of all ages and generations. Organizations ranging from the MIT Hellenic Students Association to Greek dance groups and young adult leagues organize Easter events away from home, often attracting hundreds of attendees.
Syria’s interim president has vowed that the perpetrators of Sunday’s “heinous” attack on an Orthodox church in Damascus, in which at least 25 people were killed, will be brought to justice and punished.
Large wildfires continue to rage for a second consecutive day across the island of Chios, which has been declared in a state of emergency. On Monday, authorities ordered further evacuations, bringing the total number of evacuated settlements to at least 16.
Syrian Christians are struggling to understand why their community was targeted in a suicide attack and whether they can rely on the Islamist-led government’s assurances of protection.
Shady hiking trails, a vibrant cultural scene, and quiet beaches. What more could one ask from a summer escape?
Firefighters are battling a wildfire in a forested area near Monemvasia in the Peloponnese, prompting the evacuation of two nearby villages.
Greece is creating its own artificial intelligence supercomputer, Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou said on Friday, addressing the “Artificial Intelligence as an Accelerator of Digital Transformation in the Public Sector and Businesses” conference.
The American Embassy in Greece has postponed two events scheduled to celebrate US Independence Day on July 4, citing recent developments in the Middle East.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a telephone conversation with Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi on Monday to discuss the latest news about the conflict in the Middle East.
Athens Mixed Jury Court of Appeal prosecutor Andreas Karaflos recommended the acquittal of actor Petros Filippidis for the first allegation of attempted rape in 2010 at the “Mousouri” theater, citing “multiple doubts.”