The Parthenon Marbles return to debate
One side will argue in favor of returning the Parthenon Marbles to Greece, while the other will set out the case for keeping them in the British Museum.
Turkey to seek alternatives if US fails to lift CAATSA sanctions, Fidan says
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated during a press conference in New York that if the United States does not lift the CAATSA sanctions preventing Turkey from purchasing F-35s and engines for its home-produced KAAN fighter jet, Ankara will seek alternative solutions.
Patriarch Bartholomew leads first patriarchal liturgy in Thessaloniki’s Rotunda
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew presided over the first patriarchal liturgy ever held in the historic Church of Saint George (Rotunda) in Thessaloniki on Sunday.
Protests across Greece in support of Tempe victim’s father
Demonstrations will be held on Sunday across Greece in support of Tempe victim’s father Panos Ruci, who has been on a 14-day hunger strike demanding the exhumation of his son Denis to clarify the cause of death.
Limited exhumation of Tempe crash victim ordered
Judicial authorities have approved the exhumation of one victim of the Tempe rail disaster in late February, 2023, but only for purposes of identification, while other family requests remain under review.
PM Mitsotakis calls on Turkey to withdraw ‘casus belli’
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called on Turkey to abandon its “casus belli” (cause for war) during his weekly social media update on Sunday, where he reflected on his participation in the UN General Assembly.
Ntouskos wins gold at World Rowing Championships
Stefanos Ntouskos claimed first place in the single sculls, winning the gold medal at the World Rowing Championships in Shanghai.
31st AIFF | Athens | October 1-12
The 31st Athens International Film Festival brings 12 days of cinema to the Greek capital, showcasing exclusive premieres, acclaimed international titles and indie discoveries across venues including Danaos, Astor, Cinobo Opera, the Athens Concert Hall and Olympia Municipal Music Theater.
Greeks cut down on basic foods
The average monthly family expenditure of households in Greece remained far from the levels of the pre-crisis period last year, affected by lower incomes, but was up on 2023 in current prices, mainly due to inflation.
Flexible lease of office space gains ground
The trend of collaborative or flexible workspaces is taking hold in the Greek market.