Looking for new approach towards Libya
Before the end of June, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will travel to North Africa again. This time, he will make two stops – one in Tripoli and one in Benghazi.
High temperatures across Greece to persist through Monday
High temperatures will persist across the country on Monday, with levels more typical of midsummer than early June.
Greeks opt for houses over 20 years old
Older homes have drawn the most interest from buyers in recent years, a trend that was confirmed based on data for 2024.
Commemoration service for Stephen Saunders, 25 years after his murder by Greek terrorists
A service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in central Athens Sunday commemorated Brigadier General Stephen Saunders, the 23rd and last victim of terrorist group November 17.
In the front line
The main conclusion from the trial on the 2018 deadly wildfires in east Attica is that state officials, who are at the top and are handling “life and death” situations, must be selected on purely meritocratic criteria.
Police arrest drug gang on Mykonos; one suspect at large
Police have arrested three individuals, and are looking for a fourth, who were selling drugs on the island of Mykonos. The drugs police impounded could have fetched upwards of €100,000 on the market.
Our slumber has lasted too long
One of the most significant and dramatic changes taking place in this day and age concerns the evolution of warfare.
Saving Aegina’s historic Plakakia beach
A historical part of Aegina is calling out to be saved before it’s too late.
If these consulate walls could talk
“Before I left Washington the desk officer in the department said to me, “We regard Salonica as an important listening post, and we get political reports from Salonica that on the whole are more interesting than what we get from the embassy.
Plans afoot for an Erdogan trip to the White House
Behind-the-scenes efforts have been intensifying rapidly in recent days towards a potential visit by Turkish President Erdogan to the White House.