“Our cooperation with the United States in shipping and shipyards will take on strategic dimensions,” Maritime Affairs and Island Policy Minister Vasilis Kikilias said on Thursday in an interview on Open TV.
Iconic and vintage cars join the first “1000 Miglia Experience Greece” race in Corinth on October 8, 2025.
Greece paid for its poor defending in set pieces in Glasgow to suffer a 3-1 reverse to Scotland on Thursday.
A 61-year-old man from Skiathos island was sentenced in absentia to four years in prison and fined 2,000 euros for fraudulently promising faster pension payments through supposed connections at the Ministry of Labor and EFKA.
Athanasia Reppa, former director of technical controls at Greek agricultural payments agency OPEKEPE has denied the existence of a scandal during her testimony before the investigative committee, saying she had seen no evidence of illegal circuits in the organization.
More than 100,000 arrivals of Turkish tourists were recorded at the port of Vathy on the island of Samos in 2025, according to data released by the Hellenic Coast Guard.
Distillers in Hania, Crete, expressed concern over the government’s decision to shift distillation license approval from local customs offices to the Finance Ministry just days before this year’s raki making season.
Water scarcity is a ticking bomb for Greece. We know it is about to “explode,” and we know that even one or two good years will not be able to stave off the climate crisis, which is leading to the depletion of water reserves.
George Kopsiaftis was just two years old when his parents moved the family to Boston in the 1950s. They got factory jobs – Massachusetts was a major leather and textile manufacturing hub – and he grew up hearing stories about Greece.