PM Mitsotakis announces EEZ delimitation talks with Libya
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in his weekly review on social media, announced the launch of Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) delimitation talks with Libya’s Tripoli government.
Woman confesses to burying mother in yard to continue receiving pension
A 62-year-old woman who admitted to burying her mother in the yard of their home in order to continue collecting her pension is expected to appear before the prosecutor on Sunday.
Fire breaks out in Argolis, evacuation ordered
A wildfire has broken out in a forested area near Kounoupi, Argolis.
Guilfoyle reveals meeting with Ecumenical Patriarch, pledges cooperation
US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle announced on social media her meeting with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in Washington last week, saying she looks forward to working with him during her tenure.
Greece breaks records in organ donations, transplants
Greece’s organ transplant program reached new milestones in 2024, with a record number of donations and recipients, aiming to match European standards.
PM warns against populism, interests
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used a speech to his party’s parliamentary group on Friday to press for unity while sending pointed messages about discipline, electoral strength, and the challenges ahead, in a meeting that also confirmed Maximos Charakopoulos as secretary of the New Democracy parliamentary caucus.
Muriel Penicaud’s world matrix
Former French labor minister Muriel Penicaud has led a long career spanning business, politics and art, with her recent three-day visit to Athens reflecting this.
Tourism records its best ever January-July period
Greek tourism has registered its best July ever, as well as reaching record levels in January-July in arrivals and receipts.
Lightning Seeds | Athens | September 27
British pop-rock band Lightning Seeds, headed by Ian Broudie, will perform at Gazarte (32 Voutadon) on September 27.
Wildfire smoke will kill thousands more by 2050, study finds
If the planet continues to warm at its current rate, exposure to wildfire smoke will kill an estimated 70,000 Americans each year by 2050, according to new research.