Ancient Cassope reborn for all
The Culture Ministry is upgrading the archaeological site of Cassope in Preveza, improving accessibility and infrastructure as part of its strategy of “equal accessibility for all to our cultural heritage.”
385 new companies set up per day in 2025
Last year closed with a record in the establishment of new companies at 140,229, the highest number in the last five years.
UK sends helicopters with counter-drone tech to Cyprus, deploys naval vessel
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Tuesday that Britain was sending helicopters with counter-drone capabilities to Cyprus, and was deploying the air defence destroyer naval vessel HMS Dragon to the region.
Man arrested over 11 migrants squashed into car near border
A suspected migrant smuggler has been arrested in northeastern Greece for allegedly ferrying a group of people away from the border with Turkey, authorities said Tuesday.
Greece readies repatriation plan for citizens stranded in UAE
Greece has prepared a repatriation plan for its citizens stranded in the United Arab Emirates amid the Middle East conflict, Deputy Foreign Minister Giannis Loverdos said Tuesday.
‘However you look at it, it’s a shock’
Greek residents in Dubai describe the prevailing atmosphere, even as life in the city appears to carry on as usual.
A critical moment that requires seriousness
The new coordinated US and Israeli air attack against Iran aims to worsen the conditions for the theocratic regime in Tehran.
Greek shipping minister warns of alarming situation in Strait of Hormuz
Greece’s shipping minister on Tuesday called for the protection of global shipping and seafarers, amid an “alarming” situation that has left dozens of ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz and the wider area due to the widening Iran conflict.
Turkish mafia connection suspected in Nea Makri shootings
A car came under gunfire Tuesday on a highway near the coastal town of Nea Makri, east of Athens, but no injuries have been reported and police suspect the incident is connected with clashes between Turkish organized crime groups.
Greek, Turkish foreign ministers discuss Middle East developments
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis held a telephone call Tuesday with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan as regional tensions continue to rise.