A military parade is currently underway in central Athens as part of nationwide events marking the March 25, 1821 anniversary, the start of Greece’s War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire.
Short-term signs cause some concern, but medium-term indications remain positive.
US President Donald Trump marked Greek Independence Day with an official proclamation emphasizing the enduring historical and ideological ties between the United States and Greece, while praising the role of the Greek-American community and reaffirming the two nations’ shared commitment to democratic values.
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America welcomed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to the Archdiocesan headquarters for his first official visit since taking office, in a meeting focused on shared values, public service and the city’s diverse communities.
Kathimerini English edition will not be published on Wednesday due to Independence Day, Greece’s national holiday on March 25, marking the start of the 1821 revolution against Ottoman rule. We will be back on Thursday.
Panathinaikos scored a precious road win against Dubai, while Olympiakos was narrowly beaten at Valencia.
Demand from buyers from outside the EU to obtain a residence permit through the Golden Visa program has fallen by 83%.
The world is anxiously watching the Strait of Hormuz, because not only does 20% of the world’s traded oil and gas pass through it, but so does much of its fertilizer and helium.
The short answer is that if you have to ask, you are not at war. In other words, if Greece is at war, we would know it beyond a shadow of a doubt.