Kimberly Guilfoyle in Athens
Nine months after Donald Trump returned to power, Greece is about to welcome the United States’ new ambassador to Athens.
Aegean will run direct flights to Baghdad starting in December
Aegean Airlines will start running direct flights from Athens to Baghdad before the end of the year, Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis has announced during a visit to Iraq.
‘Going back to the past is not an option’
An announcement in the Elefthero Vima newspaper on October 6, 1925, heralded the launch of Athens College, one of Greece’s most respected primary and secondary education institutes.
Authorities raid OPEKEPE offices in EU aid fraud investigation
Authorities have carried out a new raid at the offices of OPEKEPE, the organization responsible for agricultural subsidies.
Mitsotakis to visit Egypt for Sinai Archbishop’s enthronement and museum opening
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is traveling to Egypt on Friday, where he will attend the enthronement ceremony of the new Archbishop of Sinai, Symeon.
From Guinea to Greece – how a basketball camp is changing lives across continents
What started with a few pairs of donated sneakers has grown into a grassroots sports movement uniting two continents. In Guinea, a basketball camp with deep ties to Greece is rewriting what opportunity can look like.
Turkey and Germany must focus on joint defense projects, Erdogan says
Turkey and Germany have high potential in the defense industry and must focus on joint projects, President Tayyip Erdogan has said at a joint press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Ankara.
Greece joins declaration backing media freedom and information integrity
Greece has signed the Declaration on Multilateral Action for Information Integrity and Independent Media, according to an announcement from the French presidency.
University of Patras to deregister thousands of ‘eternal students’
The University of Patras will begin removing thousands of so-called “eternal students” from its register – including one that enrolled in 1966 – Rector Christos Bouras has announced.
Man arrested for moving 203 lambs and goats despite ban
A truck driver was arrested on Tuesday in Nafpaktos, western Greece, for attempting to transport 203 lambs and goats to Lamia, despite the ban in place due to the outbreak of sheep and goat pox.