The political economy of narratives
In his new book, Alexis Tsipras presents an analytical assessment of the crucial period during which he held the office of prime minister.
Deepened Greek-US security cooperation reaffirmed at Athens meeting
Greece and the US reaffirmed plans to deepen cooperation in security, counterterrorism and organized crime during a meeting in Athens on Wednesday between Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis and US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle.
Greek tanks to travel more than 2,000 km to join NATO exercise in France
Greek tanks and armored vehicles will travel more than 2,000 kilometers to participate in the large-scale Orion 2026 military exercise in France.
Disaronno liqueur batch recalled over possible glass contamination
The General Chemical State Laboratory has ordered the recall of a specific batch of Disaronno liqueur in the Greek market after receiving a warning from the brand’s local distributor about the potential presence of glass fragments.
Push Plus One | Lesvos | January 17 – March 15
K-Gold Temporary Gallery (tumblr.com/kgoldtemporarygallery) in the village of Agia Paraskevi on Lesvos will host “Push Plus One,” an exhibition by fashion photographer Bill Georgoussis.
Cancer-linked gene from Danish sperm donor found in four children in Greece
Four children in Greece have been found to carry a cancer-linked gene from a Danish sperm donor, while seven clinics in Greece have received sperm from him, according to an investigation by the BBC and 13 other European public broadcasters.
PM holds talks with senior officials on farmer payments plan as protests escalate
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis convened senior government officials at Megaro Maximou on Wednesday to assess the timetable for disbursing more than €1 billion in subsidies and compensation to farmers by year’s end.
Alexandra hospital warns of fake social media posts seeking donations for ‘abandoned infants’
The administration of Alexandra Hospital in central Athens has issued a statement warning about social media posts requesting donations for supposedly abandoned infants allegedly housed in one of the hospital’s wards.
Two men arrested as Foinikounta double-murder investigation advances
Authorities have issued three arrest warrants and made two arrests in connection with the early-October double murder at a campsite in the seaside village of Foinikounta, in the southern Greek region of Messinia.
Tom Barrack: Turkey has to give up the S-400 to return to F-35 program
US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack said that Turkey needs to stop operating the Russian S-400 air defense system in order to return to the F-35 program.