The Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a statement on Friday, condemning the Turkish parliament’s resolution, which called for international recognition of occupied northern Cyprus.
A fatal traffic accident took place in Distomo, central Greece, when a truck fell into a ravine, causing the driver to lose his life.
Tickets are on sale for John Maus’ return to Athens after 13 years, for two performances at Temple (17 Iakhou) in Gazi.
The international software problems that also affected the world’s money markets on Friday almost hurt the course of Greek stock prices too, but the credit and energy sectors reacted.
The credits rolled for the last time at Cine Alexandros in the southern Athens suburb of Kallithea in April.
The opening hours of some archaeological sites and monuments across the country will be adjusted for this weekend (July 20 – 21) due to the heatwave, the Ministry of Culture announced on Friday.
On Oinousses, children don’t eat fish. Despite how contradictory that might sound, it seems many children on this eastern Aegean island turn their noses up at fresh fish – and its excellent Omega-3 content – opting instead for red meat and sweets.
A form of plague has hit goats and sheep in the central Greek region of Thessaly, alarming local farmers.
The Greek Civil Protection Agency has issued a high fire risk alert for Saturday as firefighters battle multiple blazes across Greece on Friday.
Nikos Androulakis, president of Socialists PASOK opposition party, stressed the need for the European Union to play a leading role in restarting negotiations during his meeting with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides in Nicosia on Friday.