Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Sunday that Syria’s new administration must be inclusive because Syrian people would determine their own future after the ousting of President Bashar al-Assad by rebels.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will visit Cyprus on Tuesday, marking the first visit by a UK prime minister to the island since 1971.
The Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry National Federation (HACCI NF), a network connecting Greek-Australian business groups across Australia, celebrated a major milestone as its New South Wales branch officially joined the federation.
One is the richest man in the world, a disrupter of every sector that drew his attention, the other is the world’s most powerful man, at the head of the greatest economic and military power humanity has known.
A 30-year-old father was arrested in Agrinio, central Greece, on Saturday after allegedly attacking his 12-year-old daughter with a knife and burning her with a cigarette.
We followed two of the most popular food tours and spent a few hours walking and eating in the center of Athens.
The Vienna Mozart Orchestra returns to Athens for its third New Year’s concert at the Christmas Theater (137 Veikou).
The draft law of the Tourism Ministry, which establishes a new framework for the operation of the short-term rental market and regulates many other issues in the tourism sector, has been put up for consultation.
Nikos Sarganis, a legendary Greek goalkeeper celebrated as “Phantom,” has died at 70.
Protesters broke into the Syrian Embassy in the northern Athens suburb of Psychiko early Sunday, reportedly raising the Syrian opposition flag on the balcony and removing a photo of President Bashar al-Assad, authorities said.