The narrative of stability was the central theme of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ speech on Sunday evening during the vote on Greece’s 2025 annual budget, which projects a growth rate of 2.3% for the coming year.
Greek Australian baritone Leon Vitogiannis has been named one of the six artists selected for Opera Australia’s Young Artist Program for 2025-26.
Eleni Varvitsioti, the correspondent for Greece and Cyprus at the Financial Times, joins Thanos Davelis to look into Europe’s reaction to Assad’s fall and its impact on the continent’s ongoing migration debate.
A fatal traffic accident occurred on Sunday night in eastern Thessaloniki.
The government is closely following developments in Syria, concerned about the prevailing uncertainty and Turkey’s seeming expansion of its regional influence.
PASOK responded to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ announcement of measures targeting banks in the 2025 budget, calling it a “significant parliamentary victory” for Greece’s main opposition party.
Every crack, big or small, and every instance of wear and tear on the walls, dome or doors of Hagia Sophia – caused by time, seismic activity, or the crowds of tourists that flock inside – triggers immediate concern in Greece.
Cyprus could see up to 50,000 cars recalled due to defective airbags that have been seen as responsible for numerous deaths and injuries.
Have you ever wondered why we allow some people to treat us badly? “Badly” is very general and probably includes all sorts of things like verbal abuse, emotional manipulation, rudeness etc. However, this “bad” is always accompanied by a feeling of discomfort, sadness or anger on our part, as well as a sense of injustice…
What is happening in our wider region shows that we have entered an extremely unpredictable and dangerous period in time.