Greece and the UK: Partners in an age of uncertainty (?)
The ninth annual Greek-British Symposium saw a frank and in-depth discussion by distinguished speakers on the course of the two countries’ relationship and the potential for improvement.
The ninth annual Greek-British Symposium saw a frank and in-depth discussion by distinguished speakers on the course of the two countries’ relationship and the potential for improvement.
Despite recent reports and growing public concern, no new traffic violation cameras have yet been installed on Attica’s roads, officials confirmed this week.
Athens traffic police recorded 269 speeding violations during intensified monitoring over the past three days, part of efforts to curb dangerous driving across the region.
Kostas Karvelis, a longtime PASOK member and former local government official, was killed in a car accident on Thursday morning in the Evrytania area, central Greece. He was 75 years old.
An Athens court has sentenced a 52-year-old man to life imprisonment and a 1,000-euro fine for the murder of his 40-year-old ex-wife in May 2024.
Cases of sheep pox have been detected on two farms in Kilkis, marking the first appearance of the disease in the northern regional unit.
“Whoever disregards their history is like a tree that severs its own roots,” Archbishop Makarios of Australia said at an event marking the first anniversary of a “living museum” dedicated to the stories of Greek immigrants.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday defended his government’s policy toward Turkey during a parliamentary debate on foreign affairs, stating that it seeks to reduce tensions while safeguarding Greek sovereignty.
Parliament on Thursday ratified a controversial Labor Ministry bill that critics say paves the way for a 13-hour workday. The legislation was passed by the government majority with 158 votes in the 300-seat House.