Miltiadis Tentoglou, the Olympic and world long jump champion, recorded the world’s longest jump of the year with a leap of 8.46 meters at the European Athletics Team Championships in Madrid on Saturday.
It was this time of year in 2015 when Greece was in the grips of capital controls, with long lines forming at ATMs and supermarkets; a climate of division fueled by tempestuous protest rallies in favor of staying on the European path or striking out alone ahead of the July 5 referendum on the third…
Tens of thousands of opponents of Serbia’s populist President Aleksandar Vucic rallied on Saturday in Serbia’s capital Belgrade, backing up their demand for an early parliamentary election after nearly eight months of protests that have rattled his firm grip on power in the Balkan country.
Look at Nabil Boutros’ portraits of sheep and goats with an ounce of compassion and the slaughter of these docile animals is something that will become seared into your mind. Like Paris Petridis’ donkey, tied up in the desert under the searing sun, all alone.
Parliament’s health committee began reviewing legislation to strengthen protections for minors from tobacco and alcohol products, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has announced.
Spanish defensive midfielder Pedro Chirivella says joining Panathinaikos was an easy decision, with the Greek club’s Champions League ambitions proving a major draw.
A road accident claimed the lives of a 44-year-old man and his 13-year-old son on Saturday afternoon, following a collision between their vehicle and a truck on the old Thessaloniki–Veria highway in northern Greece.
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.