A large fire broke out in the early hours of Tuesday inside the fenced premises of a recycling facility, located about 5 kilometers north of the city of Mytilene, on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos.
The government has taken yet another step to reduce bank fees, the second in seven months, this time in the aftermath of the strong reactions caused by the fees for withdrawing cash from ATMs owned by third-party providers.
On a warm summer evening in Athens, the migrant experience came to life in the play “Opou Gis Kai Patris,” a story of Greek migration to Australia written by Dean Kalimniou and Eleni Tsefala.
Speaking from Kyiv, under constant attack from Russian drones and missiles, Ukraine’s former deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, gave us his assessment of the future of the war and the lessons learned from 11 years of conflict.
Three major energy projects are trapped in geopolitics, with two of them possibly being released in the next few months, while some have already written off the third.
A marine protection organization has filed a complaint with the country’s fisheries authority seeking stricter protections for endangered species.
Starting Tuesday, MPs will debate two hot topics – the Tempe railway disaster and the farm subsidies scandal – and things are certain to get heated.
With temperatures expected to climb to “historic highs” in many parts of the country, authorities are taking measures to protect the public and workers from exposure.
In the last six months, Donald Trump has proven that he is the master of America’s political scene.
St Catherine’s Monastery, established in the 6th century under the patronage of Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, occupies not only a geographically remote corner of the Sinai Peninsula but also a uniquely liminal space between spiritual autonomy and sovereign control.