The jungle and the law
Greek foreign policy is at its most difficult turning point in decades. We are going through a period of repeated incidents that have not had a happy ending.
Three migrant boats reach Gavdos, around 150 people onboard
Three migrant boats were detected off the southern Greek island of Gavdos early Sunday, with approximately 150 people from African countries aboard, according to state broadcaster ERT.
Four Greek Cypriots arrested in Turkish-occupied north on espionage charges
Four Greek Cypriots were arrested in the Turkish-occupied town of Trikomo in northern Cyprus on charges of espionage, according to Turkish Cypriot media reports.
Urban planning program up in the air due to delays
Greece’s national urban planning program is faltering, with nearly 40% of studies removed from the EU-funded Recovery and Resilience Facility due to delays.
Hystory | Athens | July 21-24
Choreographer Patricia Apergi’s new work, “Hystory,” explores women’s struggles and identities across centuries through dance and performance.
Teen killed in car crash in the Peloponnese
A fatal car accident in Laconia, southern Greece, claimed the life of a minor on Sunday.
Erdogan visits Turkish-occupied north Cyprus on 51st anniversary of 1974 invasion
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus on Sunday to mark the 51st anniversary of Turkey’s 1974 invasion of the island.
Darkest White | Athens | July 21-24
As part of the 2025 Grape – Greek Agora of Performance platform at the Athens-Epidaurus Festival, “Darkest White” by Dafin Antoniadou is a ritualistic performance rooted in her Slavic-Macedonian heritage.
Retail stores open Sunday as summer sales begin in Greece
Retail stores across Greece will open this Sunday to mark the start of the annual summer sales period, which runs through Saturday, August 30.
Greek PM calls for reunification of Cyprus on anniversary of 1974 invasion
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday marked the 51st anniversary of Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus, describing it as a “dark anniversary” that continues to evoke the memory of “raw violence, loss and displacement,” while also reinforcing the call for the island’s reunification.