Greece on Saturday reiterated its rejection of the unilateral declaration of the so-called “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus,” marking 42 years since the move in November 1983, and emphasized that it is “illegal” and widely condemned by the United Nations.
Authorities on Saturday detained four individuals in Thessaloniki and Kavala in northern Greece in connection with the November 1 killing of Giannis Lalas, a prominent figure in the country’s nighttime criminal underworld and the so-called “Greek Mafia.”
Public space in Athens is scarce – and therefore precious. The Attica Regional Authority, however, doesn’t seem to share that view.
Greece has seen one of the largest increases in international arrivals in Europe compared to 2019.
The gates of Athens Polytechnic opened on Saturday morning for a three-day commemoration marking the 52nd anniversary of the 1973 student uprising against Greece’s military dictatorship, culminating on Monday with the annual march to the US Embassy.
Global ratings agency Fitch upgraded Greece’s long-term foreign-curency issuer default rating by a notch to “BBB” on Friday, reflecting the country’s strong budget performance and debt reduction.
This week we host events in Greece in memory of those who have fallen in the service of their country and in defense of freedom and liberty.
Greece is emerging as both a major exporter of doctors and nurses and a significant importer of foreign labor for tourism, construction and agriculture, according to new findings from the OECD’s International Migration Outlook 2025.
Cyprus said on Friday Turkey must drop its insistence on a two-state solution for the divided island if it hopes to make progress on its long-stalled bid to join the European Union.
Work has officially begun on the construction and assembly of the Unmanned Semi-Fixed Sea Platform for Maritime Surveillance (USSPS), following a collaboration between engineering company ETME, Salamis Shipyards and the Ministry of Defense.