Turkey’s latest move to submit a new so-called maritime spatial plan to UNESCO laying claim to half of the Aegean Sea is once again putting the spotlight on its revisionist Blue Homeland doctrine, and raising questions about its commitment to maintaining calm in the region.
Defence Minister Nikos Dendias said on Monday he was “appalled” by the attack at the Greek Orthodox church of the Prophet Elias in Damascus the previous day.
A 61-year-old man arrested on Sunday after his elderly parents were stabbed to death at their family home in Kalamata, southern Peloponnese, has allegedly admitted to the crime, according to information.
Greek Navy ships have been sent “preventatively” outside Libya’s territorial waters to monitor migrant flows, Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday, during a regular meeting with the President of the Republic, Costas Tasoulas.
Greek government officials are closely monitoring the evolving regional landscape following the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, with particular attention to Turkey’s expanding influence and potential economic implications for Greece.
Actor Petros Filippidis’ defense testimony will continue Monday after he requested a break, claiming physical distress during proceedings.
Greek authorities continued to battle a severe wildfire on the eastern Aegean island of Chios for a second day on Monday, with emergency services ordering the evacuation of two more settlements.
A suicide bomber in Syria opened fire then detonated an explosive vest inside a Greek Orthodox church filled with people praying on Sunday, killing at least 22 and wounding 63 others, state media reported.
The AI Connected Business World 2025 conference is to be held on Tuesday at the Divani Caravel Hotel in Athens.
Larnaca is quickly becoming one of Cyprus’ hottest property markets, with demand and prices for newly built homes climbing sharply.