A European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling in favor of the “Cultural Association of Turkish Women of Xanthi Province” has been welcomed by the spokesperson for the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oncu Keceli.
Greece has a lot to lose and little to nothing to gain from the upgrade of the local stock market, JP Morgan insists.
Seven Turkish nationals were arrested and 12 more were detained in police raids in Attica and northern Greece for various crimes, including violating laws on weapons and drugs.
A parliamentary committee wrapped up its session on Friday as it investigates former infrastructure and transport minister Kostas A. Karamanlis for possible misconduct over the deadly Tempe train crash in late February 2023.
NATO’s new defense expenditure target will be difficult for every country to achieve.
“We have not been given any privileges compared to other public schools, we are not elite. The recipe for the beautiful things that happen here is that teachers and children work in complete cooperation, taking advantage of the opportunity that was given to us,” Vera Vorylla, principal of the 1st Elementary School of Paiania, in…
Five citizen groups in Κifissia, northern Athens are pleading with MPs to halt what they call the destruction of their community’s architectural heritage.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has secured France’s complete alignment with Greek positions on maritime law compliance in the Eastern Mediterranean, following talks with his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot in Paris.
Authorities have issued a high fire risk warning for Sunday across several parts of the country, with Civil Protection classifying five regions under “extreme high fire risk” (the highest category).
Stelios Papadakis-Piatas, the president of the Doxa Platane soccer club, got a call out of the blue from the municipal authority on the night of Saturday, June 21. It was an emergency.