More than 400 Olympians from nearly 90 countries around the world have joined in a call for the winner of next week’s International Olympic Committee presidential election to make climate their top priority.
A prosecutor has recommended the conviction of 12 officials, including former regional and municipal leaders, for their role in the 2018 Mati wildfire that killed 104 people and severely injured 57.
A 21-year-old German tourist who went missing about a month ago while hiking near the Samaria Gorge on the island of Crete has been found dead, according to reports Friday.
Resources amounting to 1.68 billion euros for coastal shipping and Greece’s ports, mainly from European funding, have been secured.
A new poll by Real Polls has revealed a significant shift on Greece’s political scene, with the anti-establishment Course for Freedom (Plefsi Eleftherias) party surging to second place, surpassing center-left PASOK.
Jerusalem’s indirect but clear support for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project, which will extend to Israel, was confirmed during Thurday’s trilateral meeting of foreign ministers held in Athens.
Debt settlements through the out-of-court mechanism more than doubled and reached 10.45 billion euros, with 31,953 successful settlements during the last year.
Greece has seen a significant 6.2-percentage point increase in female employment, more than double the EU average of 2.7 percentage points, as well as a large decrease in female unemployment by 8.1 percentage points, the country’s minister of family and social cohesion, Sofia Zacharaki, told an event at the UN on Wednesday.
Investment in Cyprus is off to a strong start in 2025.
Newly sworn-in Greek president Konstantinos Tasoulas and outgoing president Katerina Sakellaropoulou shake hands during a handover ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Athens on Thursday.