A new institutional framework will soon be put up for public consultation, which will encourage initiatives by public benefit foundations to achieve their goals, for the benefit of society and the state budget, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said late on Monday at an “Initiative 21” event titled “Presentation of Actions to Address the Climate…
The gust of wind blew without warning in the middle of a hot, un-air-conditioned Parisian night, blasting through an open window and toppling a free-standing mirror in my Airbnb with a terrifying crash.
The Samaras party, the Tsipras party and the “Karamanlis agenda” have two things in common. The first is that they are being constantly invoked as forces that will shake up the political landscape. The second is that they don’t exist.
Olympiakos suffered one of the worst defeats in its European history, going down 6-1 to ruthless Barcelona in Spain.
This time the rebound of Greek stocks was more meaningful, as Tuesday’s bourse session saw prices recover some of the ground lost last week.
Comprehensive negotiations on Eastern Mediterranean maritime zones are becoming increasingly likely. It is a prospect that demands systematic preparation, with the support of experienced diplomats and technical experts.
A video showing popular singer Despina Vandi being transported to her hotel in a police patrol car after a flat tire on a national road in Halkidiki last August has sparked public controversy.
A Greek journalist has been refused entry to Turkey on the grounds that he is a national threat.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended the amendment banning demonstrations in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during his speech in Parliament while rejecting opposition criticism that it constitutes a restriction of rights.