Greece is sending a powerful salvage tug to the Red Sea to support and protect Greek-owned vessels from Houthi rebel attacks amid rising maritime security concerns in the region, the Shipping Ministry has announced.
Greece’s support for North Macedonia’s aspiration to join the European Union is contingent on the “integral, consistent and in good faith application of the Prespa Agreement,” Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis told his visiting Macedonian counterpart.
On the wooded slopes surrounding the village of Kalavryta in southwestern Greece, hundreds of dying fir trees stand out among the dark green foliage, their brittle, reddish needles a stark reminder of how drought slowly drains the life from nature.
Two men are expected to appear before an investigating magistrate in Corinth on Thursday morning after being accused of starting a fire on Tuesday that caused widespread destruction and injured two firefighters.
The European Union loses 6.4% of its annual agricultural output – equivalent to €28 billion – as a result of climate-related risks, with drought accounting for more than half of those losses, according to Morgan Stanley.
Citizens and small and medium-sized (SME) business owners are angry about bank fees on online transactions and the government needs to do more, Athens Chamber of Tradesmen (EEA) President Yiannis Chatzitheodosiou said on Wednesday.
Two people were killed and hundreds evacuated as a massive wildfire tore through southern Cyprus, destroying homes and threatening communities amid an intense heatwave.
Dozens of people gathered in the seaside town of Mati in East Attica on Wednesday to commemorate the victims of the deadly wildfire of July 23, 2018, which claimed more than 100 lives.
The United Nations’ top court says that if countries fail to take measures to protect the planet from climate change, they could be in violation of international law.
Halloumi, Cyprus’ signature cheese, is drawing serious attention from international investors.