An exhibition exploring the ties between Greece and the United States during the Greek War of Independence will soon open in Astoria, New York, ahead of the city’s annual Greek Independence Day celebrations.
A 20-year-old man died in Thessaloniki in northern Greece after an attack late Thursday night, authorities said.
Two senior figures in main PASOK opposition on Friday criticized leader Nikos Androulakis for expelling a lawmaker from the party’s parliamentary group, highlighting internal tensions within the socialist party.
Women abroad are choosing Greece for assisted reproduction services in greater numbers. Those who made the trip tell us why.
An explosion was heard and windows were shaken overnight near the Incirlik military base in southern Turkey where US troops and others are stationed, according to a Reuters witness and social media footage.
A Turkish-owned ship that had been waiting near Iran was allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz after authorities received permission from Tehran, Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu said.
A moderately strong earthquake struck central Turkey on Friday, Turkey’s emergency response said. The tremor sent some residents rushing into the streets but no damage has been reported.
The surge in energy prices triggered by the US-Israeli war on Iran is putting European governments under pressure to help households and businesses, but strained finances in some major economies mean their firepower is limited.
US Representative Chris Pappas has sharply criticized Turkey’s deployment of F-16 fighter jets to occupied northern Cyprus, calling the move “unacceptable and illegal under US law.”
Greece will not discuss its defense formation with Turkey, Greek Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lana Zochiou said Thursday, responding to Turkish criticism over the reported deployment of Patriot air defense systems to Karpathos and the dispatch of F-16 fighter jets and frigates to Cyprus.