A two-state solution remains the only viable path forward for resolving the Cyprus issue, Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Oncu Keceli said on Friday, following informal discussions held in New York during the week.
The exhibition “The Monsters I Live With,” curated by Vasiliki-Maria Plavou, brings together six designers to explore the intersection of myth and contemporary design.
A long-lasting and intense heat wave is expected to sweep across much of Greece beginning Tuesday.
A court on Thursday found two doctors from the General Hospital of Larissa guilty of medical negligence in the 2020 death of a 5-year-old girl from streptococcus.
A wildfire broke out in a forested area near Stamata, a suburb of Athens, close to the border with Agios Stefanos.
The European Union on Friday agreed an 18th package of sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine, including measures aimed at dealing further blows to the Russian oil and energy industry.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with multiple felonies after allegedly robbing and assaulting a 52-year-old man at knifepoint in the Ampelokipoi area of Thessaloniki.
Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said members should be proud of becoming independent of Russian natural gas.
Top church leaders in Jerusalem headed into Gaza Friday in a rare solidarity visit to the territory one day after an Israeli shell slammed into its only Catholic church, killing three people.
The European Union has eased rules for Turks to use its open-border Schengen area, the bloc’s ambassador to Ankara said on Friday, calling for the urgent revival of negotiations on visa-free travel for Turks.