Turkey says any research activity east of the 25th meridian, which notionally divides the Aegean Sea in half, should be conducted in coordination with Turkish authorities, according to sources at the Turkish Defense Ministry.
Residents of Aegina island have been using brackish groundwater since December 20 after the underwater pipeline connecting them to Athens’ water supply failed for the third time since 2022.
Thanos Davelis is joined by experts Aaron David Miller, Nadine Maenza, Sinan Ciddi, and Michael Rubin as we try to make sense of developments in the Middle East – a region of particular importance to Greece and Cyprus. We dig into President Trump’s “Board of Peace,” the US abandonment of Syria’s Kurds, Iran, and more.
The funerals of the seven PAOK soccer fans killed in this week’s road accident in Romania will be held Friday and Saturday in northern Greece.
If the rules of ancient Greece were observed today, drone and missile fire over Ukraine would stop on Friday as guns fall silent in the Olympic tradition.
Early hominins in Europe were creating tools from raw materials hundreds of thousands of years before Homo sapiens arrived there, two new studies indicate, pushing back the established time for such activity.
Fire service experts investigating the explosion at a biscuit factory near Trikala that killed five workers are trying to ascertain what caused underground pipes carrying flammable gas to the factory ovens to crack, leading to the blast.
Building management problems could slash the value of an apartment by as much as 20%.
The Alexis Tsipras Institute, the policy think tank founded by Greece’s former leftist prime minister, has announced the creation of a working group to draft a common policy text aimed at uniting social democracy, the radical left and the Greens.
Larnaca is gearing up for a busy and expensive year ahead.