The Greek government has submitted draft legislation that would officially recognize the Bektashi Alevi Muslim community of Thrace as a private religious legal entity. The bill, introduced by Education and Religious Affairs Minister Sofia Zacharaki, is open to public consultation until July 22.
Greece is not high on US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda. There are no points of friction and bilateral relations are excellent.
A man was arrested in the Athens suburb of Nikaia-Aghios Ioannis Rentis after assaulting a female municipal sanitation worker during her shift early Wednesday.
The shocking acts allegedly committed by self-confessed murderer Eirini Mourtzoukou reveal yet another drama that was allowed to unfold “next door.”
For the first time in five years, Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidis returned to Thessaloniki for a visit at PAOK’s Toumba stadium.
The bell of the Drakotrypa elementary school in the mountains of Karditsa in central Greece rang for the last time on June 13. It will not sound again in September to duly announce the start of the new academic year. Nor will children’s voices be heard in its yard.
Greece is among the top three destinations across Europe’s biggest markets for this year.
A proposed urban plan for the leafy northern Athens suburb of Kifissia introduces the selective application of height bonuses in the New Building Regulation (NOK) outside the city’s already-developed areas.
Morrissey’s scheduled performance at Release Athens festival on July 16 has been canceled due to an injury sustained by a member of his band, the festival organizers announced.
Trendy cafés, classic patisseries, cozy eateries, and bars – Kypseli’s new hotspot has something for everyone.