Government officials and diplomats are following the first steps toward a still fragile truce in Gaza with intense interest, trying to gauge what this could mean for Greece and the wider East Mediterranean area.
European Union member countries began rolling out a new entry and exit system on Sunday at the bloc’s external borders, electronically registering non-EU nationals’ data.
A German museum returned a fragment of an ancient column capital to Greece during a ceremony on October 10, the Ministry of Culture said Saturday.
A dog was found shot in the leg by an unidentified assailant in the Nafpaktos area of western Greece, an animal welfare group said over the weekend.
Public transport services in Athens will run on modified schedules on Tuesday due to a 24-hour strike called by unions protesting a new labor law that allows, among other provisions, 13-hour work shifts.
The Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association is organizing this Friday a Japan Maritime Event in Athens, featuring B2B meetings and a seminar at the Grand Hyatt Hotel (115 Syngrou), from 10 a.m. to 10.30 p.m.
The political landscape is about to become further fragmented as Alexis Tsipras has all but announced the formation of a new political party, and another one, or two, could be in the works.
The newly founded Association of Cypriot Professionals in Greece is bringing the Cyprus Forum to Greece, in association with Oxygen for Democracy, with the inaugural Cyprus Forum Athens, to be held on Tuesday.
The CERA decisions essentially transfer the responsibility and legal possession of the interconnection from EuroAsia Interconnector to ADMIE.
The 3rd Hellenic Impact Investing Conference, titled “Sailing Impact,” is taking place on Monday and Tuesday at the Zappeion in central Athens.