The former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis, maintained his innocence over the Tempe railway disaster during his address in Parliament’s plenary session, which has been convened to establish whether to refer him to a preliminary investigation committee over the deadly crash.
Energy, new technologies, education and tourism have considerable potential in this country.
Titled “Folding the Sea into Dresses that Dissolve like Salt,” the group exhibition by the Perasma art platform returns to the Greek island of Leros, engaging with the island’s landmarks and layered history.
European Union governments have reached an agreement on a 1.5 billion-euro ($1.73 billion) EU scheme to fund defence investments, although some complained that its “buy European” provisions are too restrictive, diplomats said on Wednesday.
A 17-year-old was arrested on Tuesday aboard a bus in southern Athens for impersonating a ticket inspector and collecting money from unsuspecting passengers.
The Montreal Symphony Orchestra will honor legendary Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis in two concerts this August, highlighting his lesser-known symphonic work alongside major classical repertoire.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis hinted on Wednesday that Greece could potentially develop nuclear energy in the future as part of its green transition.
We’re in the capital of the Cyclades, Syros, poring over album upon album of old black-and-white snapshots of the country’s major shipping families.
According to a Greenpeace study, cooling electricity consumption could rise by 83% by 2050.
Greece is honoring the late clarinetist Petroloukas Chalkias, whose hypnotic, note-bending performances over the course of more than 70 years made him a hero of mountain folk music.