Greece’s Ambassador to the United States Ekaterini Nassika met with the two newly sworn-in Greek-American members of Congress, Congresswoman Maggie Tamposi Goodlander and Congressman Mike Haridopoulos.
Katerina Sakellaropoulou’s presidential term, which expires in a few weeks, was historic because it marked the elevation of the first woman to the highest office of the Greek state.
Noise pollution in Athens remains unaddressed despite its significant impact on public health, according to a new European Court of Auditors (ECA) report.
Delays were recorded on the Thessaloniki metro routes on Thursday afternoon.
We cannot but ask: Why should the term of the president of Greece be extended to six years from five and not to seven? And why should there be a one-term limit?
Greek experts warn that the H5N1 avian flu could pose a severe public health threat after recent findings revealed its potential to infect humans more efficiently.
Student protests are intensifying over a law mandating the dismissal of “eternal students” (long-term enrolled students), with nationwide demonstrations on Thursday organized by the student group MAS, aligned with the communist KKE party.
The suspected deputy of a racket that allegedly provided protection to brothels through a security company and committed fraud against the state using shell companies has rejected the charges.
Frankenstein & Eliza, Poreia Theater’s latest show, reimagines the classic story of Frankenstein inspired by the rise of artificial intelligence.
A 90-year-old man who went missing late Wednesday night in wintry conditions near Larissa, mid-northern Greece, has been found safe and well, authorities have announced.