Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis was in Libya on Tuesday, delivering what he described as a message of “peace, friendship and good neighborly relations,” during an official visit to Tripoli.
The European Union faces rising pressure to address the growing crisis in Libya, which has escalated into a security emergency due to increased migration flows and the influence of foreign powers.
An Athens appeals court on Tuesday upheld the guilty verdicts against Petros Filippidis, a prominent television and stage actor, who had been convicted of two counts of attempted rape by a court of first instance.
The Iraklio Chess Club of Crete made history this week by clinching its first-ever Greek national team championship at the 52nd Panhellenic First Division Chess Tournament, held at the Club Hotel Casino Loutraki.
Freelancers have declared increased taxable earnings this year, compared to 2024, according to data from accounting firms.
In a surprise move, the government announced Monday it will propose establishing a parliamentary investigative committee to examine the OPEKEPE agricultural payments scandal, calling on opposition parties to take a position on the matter.
A 43-year-old Polish man who was gunned down in the leafy northern Athens suburb of Agia Paraskevi on July 4 was a professor of marketing at the University of California, Berkeley, and was in Greece visiting his children, ABC News has confirmed.
The announcement by the US government regarding the imposition of a 30% tariff on European products, starting August 1, is causing concern in the Greek business community.
Cretan mayors are advocating for temporary migrant accommodation centers, not closed detention facilities, bearing in mind the disastrous fate of the Moria camp in Lesvos.
The recent publication of Libya’s official letter to the United Nations reasserting the terms of the 2019 Turkish-Libyan maritime accord has stirred diplomatic tensions between Athens and Tripoli.