Faced with the specter of reliving a situation reminiscent of 2015 when tens of thousands of immigrants and refugees were “stuck” on Greece’s border with North Macedonia, Athens is in search of a strategy to respond to Berlin’s recent decision to tighten controls on its land borders.
Turnover in accommodation and food service businesses in July saw a 5.2% yearly increase.
A sense of security is the cornerstone of any well-functioning democratic state that is governed by the rule of law.
The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation (13 Eratosthenous) presents a series of jazz concerts under the artistic direction of Dimitris Tsakas, titled “Jazz at the Museum,” from October 4 to March 3, 2025, combining jazz with visual arts.
A prosecutor has opened an investigation into high-ranking police officers for failing to prevent the arrival and actions of Croatian hooligans that resulted in the murder of a Greek soccer fan.
Camera captures of two thieves that broke into government offices have been released.
Wednesday’s rate cut by the Fed predictably benefitted European stock markets too.
“Public enemy – A Greek Tragedy” is the title of a new documentary about the 2010 Greek financial crisis that depicts Greece as an ideological victim of European Union forces punishing the country with austerity measures.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in a social media post on Thursday that the procurement of a fourth Belharra frigate will not disrupt Greece’s fiscal consistency, adding that the purchase is necessary for the country’s defense.