Representatives of European royal families, including the king and queen of Spain, on Monday attended the funeral service at the Athens Metropolitan Cathedral for former Princess Irene of Greece, ahead of her burial in a former royal estate outside Athens.
European members of NATO are sending troops to Greenland to take part in a joint military exercise and to send a message that they are prepared to defend this semiautonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark.
Police in western Athens have arrested a man suspected of burgling and then accidentally burning down a plastic manufacturing plant, in a blaze that mobilized dozens of firefighters and prompted public health warnings earlier Monday. The 37-year-old suspect is believed to have entered the premises in the suburb of Menidi before dawn to steal lengths…
Greece and Algeria are expected to sign a tourism cooperation agreement during two days of meetings in Athens that started Monday.
Even though a new national election will most likely take place in 2027, 2026 is considered by everyone a pre-election year, with the countdown clock starting to tick most likely in early September, with the prime minister’s traditional keynote speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair.
“We must work together to counter potential future aggression from Ankara’s ‘Hitler,’” Israeli Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Amichai Chikli told Kathimerini.
Maria Karystianou described abortions as a matter for public consultation during a television interview Monday, in comments drawing criticism from the government spokesperson and opposition figures alike.
Authorities in Athens have launched a manhunt for two men who attacked a taxi driver with a knife on Saturday night in Egaleo, western Athens, before stealing his vehicle, cash, mobile phone, and other belongings.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday struck a conciliatory tone in opening remarks to farmers’ representatives during a meeting at the Maximos Mansion, saying he expected a “meaningful discussion” despite acknowledging that full agreement was unlikely.
Greece’s farmers are facing a severe survival crisis due to the government’s handling of the ongoing sheep pox outbreak, main opposition PASOK party leader Nikos Androulakis said Monday.