Local cancer support group Kefi is staging its fifth annual charity run, bike, and walk event this Sunday in Athens to mark International Cancer Survivors Day – following several days later – with the aim of raising awareness, fostering solidarity, and giving a voice to those affected by cancer.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirmed Greece’s commitment to safeguarding free sea navigation during a high-level discussion on maritime security, held as part of Greece’s presidency of the UN Security Council.
Despite the well-founded fear, Romania today does not have an extreme right-wing, Trumpist president, who, along with the leaders of Hungary and Slovakia, would enforce the pro-Putin faction in the European Union.
Legendary English rock band the Stranglers will perform at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus on June 23.
A recent public opinion survey presented to the prime minister and seen by Kathimerini suggests that the ruling conservatives should be less concerned about winning back voters gravitating further to the right.
Smoke from Canada’s ongoing wildfires has traveled more than 10,000 kilometers to reach Greece, satellite images analyzed by Athens-based fire meteorology group Flame have shown.
Two individuals were arrested on Monday in northern Greece for allegedly being part of a drug trafficking operation that used postal services to deliver packages.
The tax authorities expect to collect an additional 500 million euros in revenue from combating fuel smuggling this year.
The association of relatives of the victims of the Eastern Attica (Mati) wildfire has submitted a letter of protest against the decision by municipal and regional authorities to appeal compensation rulings.
The mystery surrounding the murder of American Ambassador to Cyprus Rodger Davies and a Maronite Cypriot secretary at the embassy, Antoinette Varnava, on August 19, 1974, immediately after the Turkish invasion of the island, is investigated by Andreas Hadjikyriacos in his book “The Invisible Conspiracy – Who Killed the American Ambassador in Nicosia in 1974…