The Greek state is characterized by inertia and inefficiency, with occasional shining exceptions. In contrast, abroad, and especially in the United States, radical technological growth and huge political changes are having a very significant impact on Greece.
The Government Council on Foreign and Defense Affairs (KYSEA), Greece’s highest decision-making body on foreign and defense policy, has underlined the need to cooperate with the Libyan authorities to prevent the establishment of a new migration route from eastern Libya to Crete.
A 34-year-old man was arrested on Monday morning in southern Athens, suspected of committing a series of robberies targeting store employees.
A man has barricaded himself inside a house in a settlement near Megalopoli, in the Peloponnese region, reportedly threatening to take his own life.
As the international political landscape grows more complex and the Euro-Atlantic security architecture comes under mounting strain, Greeks appear to favor neutrality and moderation in how their country engages with global conflicts.
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) is set to establish a named chair in Alexander the Great Studies, a move announced by Deputy Minister for Macedonia-Thrace Konstantinos Gioulekas ahead of final approval from the university’s senate.
The first teaser trailer for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” leaked online just hours after its surprise debut during theatrical screenings of “Jurassic World: Rebirth.”
A fire broke out on a city bus in Volos, central Greece, on Wednesday, with no injuries reported.
Ioannis D. Sarakakis, president of Sarakakis Group of Companies, was elected on Tuesday as the new chairman of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce.
The farm subsidies scandal has affected morale inside the parliamentary group of the ruling New Democracy party.