Greece’s former leftist prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has strongly criticized the conservative government’s foreign policy, urging an immediate shift in strategy to protect the country’s sovereign rights and restore its position as a pillar of peace and stability in the region.
The procedure for property owners who did not collect rent from tenants last year has changed.
The trial of Dimitris Lignadis, the former artistic director of the National Theatre of Greece, has been postponed to November 10, at the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal in Athens.
Four highly trained pediatric specialists who returned to Greece after prestigious medical careers in the US say they now regret their decision.
Stavros Kalafatis, a New Democracy MP from Thessaloniki in northern Greece, has been appointed deputy minister for research and innovation at the Ministry of Development, it was announced on Friday. He will replace Aristos Doxiadis, who resigned just over a day after joining the government.
A museum that opened this week in Cyprus showcases priceless early Christian artworks, many of which were recovered after being stolen from churches in the north of the war-split island.
A 4.1-magnitude tremor struck the sea area between Santorini and Amorgos in the Cyclades island complex on Friday, according to the Athens Geodynamic Institute, Greece’s leading authority on earthquake analysis. No injuries or damage were reported.
International Olympic Committee’s newly-elected President Kirsty Coventry wants to sit down with United States President Donald Trump to make sure the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics are successful, she said on Thursday.
Turkey’s government criticized a call from the main opposition leader for people to take to the streets to protest what they say is the undemocratic detention of Istanbul’s mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, as thousands demonstrated across the country.
Greece has extended by a year a visa scheme for Turkish nationals wishing to visit 12 islands in the Aegean Sea for up to a week, diplomatic sources said, continuing a program that represented a slight thaw in often fractious ties between the neighbors.