The world order is unraveling at dizzying speed. International organizations, principles and behaviors in politics and diplomacy which took generations to develop, and which benefited the nations of the West as well as a great part of humanity, are being undermined.
Athinon Avenue put an end to its six-session slide on Friday, securing significant gains for most of its stocks.
The cultural organization Sound & Picture, in collaboration with director Panos Angelopoulos, presents the summer 2025 season of the acclaimed open-air theatrical performance “Six Women in Greek Tragedy”, hosted in the garden of the Athens University History Museum (5 Tholou, Plaka), under the shadow of the Acropolis.
Shipping and Island Policy Minister Vassilis Kikilias has emphasized the serious global economic implications should Iran opt to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime chokepoint.
The entrance to the offices of the Athens-Epidaurus Festival is located on Alkminis Street, in the Kerameikos neighborhood of central Athens, a couple of steps from Piraeus Street, the most representative of modern Greek cultural events.
A 4-year-old child suffered an epileptic seizure while swimming at Vrasna beach in Thessaloniki on Friday leading to cardiac arrest after water entered his lungs. The child is now reported to be in stable condition.
A wildfire broke out Friday afternoon in farmland near Ano Karnezeika, Argolida, in the eastern Peloponnese, prompting a coordinated response from firefighting services.
Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos spoke by phone with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday to discuss “rapidly evolving developments in the region,” according to a post by the Cypriot official on X.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is scheduled to hold talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday as part of the two countries’ efforts to normalize ties that were strained over historic disputes and Turkey’s alliance with Azerbaijan.