Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Saturday evening that the end of the president of Venezuela Nicholas Maduro “regime offers new hope for the country,” in a post on X, adding that “priority must now be to ensure a peaceful and speedy transition to a new inclusive government that enjoys full democratic legitimacy.”
After two overhauls of the educational system, one of the many obstacles to the advancement of Greek universities – the existence on their registration rolls of students who have long surpassed their terms of study – is being dealt with.
Over 2.3 million property owners are going to see their bill reduced considerably this year.
Olympiakos needed extra time to beat OFI 3-0 in Crete and lift the 2025-2026 Super Cup on Saturday.
Dark clouds hang over the first days of the new year, which follows a year of the greatest number of conflicts and displaced people the world has seen in the post-WWII era.
Hunters have found the body of a local Fire Service chief who had disappeared on Dec. 23.
Should we talk about Georgis Grigorakis and “Digger,” Yorgos Zois and “Arcadia,” or Theo Angelopoulos and his “Trilogy” project, cut short by his tragic death?
Traffic cameras installed by the Attica Region at the intersection of Poseidonos and Alimou Avenues along Athens’ southern coast capture red-light violations on the rear license plates of vehicles, Saturday.
Greece’s Foreign Ministry on Saturday afternoon said it is “closely monitoring” the situation in Venezuela in a post on X, adding that the country’s embassy is in contact with the Greek community.
After the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and flew him out of the country in an extraordinary nighttime operation accompanied by a series of strikes, the head of the Greek community in Caracas, Theodoros Maragellis, spoke to Kathimerini from his home in the Venezuelan capital, describing what he experienced.