Easter Concert | Athens | April 8
The annual Easter Concert at the Athens Concert Hall (15 Vasilissis Sofias) features the Athens State Orchestra, two full choirs and international soloists in a reflective evening of music.
Nuclear energy not an option for Greece
Nuclear energy is back at the fore, with the spotlight being on small modular reactors and their potential role in the country’s energy system. The question that needs to be asked is whether Greece can – and should – be part of developments in this area.
Blooming peach trees draw visitors near Veria
Mantalena Kalianou enjoys a walk among the blooming peach trees at an event to encourage the public to visit the blossoms near the city of Veria, northern Greece, on Sunday.
Investment in Athens metro Line 1 infrastructure
Athens metro operator STASY is carrying out a facelift on the line connecting Piraeus to Kifissia to reduce delays and repair problematic areas in the infrastructure, so that the journey becomes faster and more enjoyable
Requests for refugee returns from other EU countries surge
Requests for the return of recognized refugees from other European countries to Greece rose sharply in 2025, according to official data, while refugees in Greece continue to face significant obstacles accessing essential documents needed for dignified living conditions.
Destruction of the post-World War II order
The complexity of the current crisis in the Middle East does not allow for easy analogies with the past.
Turkey’s Middle East oil dependence at 10%, no supply disruption, says minister
Turkey’s dependence on Middle East oil is at a “manageable” 10% of total supplies and there are no supply problems despite the war involving Iran, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Wednesday.
EU Commission earmarks $133 million for defense innovations fund
The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled a 115 million euro ($133.42 million) fund aimed at accelerating innovation in defense technologies, Reuters reported.
In Pictures: Greece marks 205th War of Independence anniversary with military parade
Greece marked the 205th anniversary of the start of its War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire with a military parade in central Athens.
PM calls for unity, defense strength after Independence Day parade
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday praised the country’s armed forces and called for national unity following a military parade in central Athens marking the anniversary of the start of the War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire.