We know only this
We know only this: More troops are being sent to the Middle East, missiles and drones are being fired back and forth, and people are dying.
From brain-drain to policy instrument: Athens repositions the diaspora
Government efforts to reposition the Greek diaspora within the country’s economic and political framework are acquiring clearer institutional contours, as outlined by deputy prime minister, Kostis Hatzidakis, during his visit to Canada.
Market oversight
The fact that monitoring shelf prices led to a reduction in costs highlights the distortions present in the market.
FM calls for diplomatic solution in Iran talks
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis spoke by phone on Saturday with his Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi, urging a diplomatic resolution to tensions with the US and Israel and calling for full respect for international law and freedom of navigation.
Diamantopoulou: PASOK ‘will neither become a supplement nor be divided’
Main opposition PASOK senior figure Anna Diamantopoulou told the ongoing congress Saturday that the party has no intention of cooperating with parties such as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s New Democracy, citing “ideological, political and moral differences.”
Legendary Greek singer Marinella dies at 87
Marinella, one of Greece’s most iconic voices with a career spanning decades, died on Saturday at the age of 87.
PASOK’s congress: Decisions and accountability
The PASOK congress, which wraps up Sunday, is marked by the absence of both concern for the country’s productive reconstruction and a compelling governance vision to inspire citizens and win them back.
Papandreou: PASOK returning to ‘change how the country functions’
Former prime minister George Papandreou told the ongoing PASOK congress on Saturday that the party is returning not to “better manage what exists,” but to “change how the country functions.”
Two dead in back-to-back accidents on Egnatia Odos motorway
A sequence of two apparently related accidents within minutes of each other on Saturday afternoon on the Egnatia Odos in northern Greece left two people dead and two others lightly injured.
Body of diver recovered from ‘Devil’s Well’
Authorities recovered the body of a 34-year-old diver Saturday from the “Devil’s Well,” a hazardous underwater site off the southern Athens suburb of Vouliagmeni.