Germany has joined Greece and another three European Union member states seeking to establish return hubs for migrants and expand deportations to non-EU countries, the country’s Interior Minister indicated on Thursday.
One year into Donald Trump’s second term is enough for us to worry about the future of the United States, of the West, perhaps even of humanity itself, as no one seems capable of stopping the American president’s frantic onslaught.
More than 2,300 employees received their Christmas bonus only after intervention by the Labor Inspectorate, the agency has said.
Greece will not remain silent in the face of provocations but remains ready for dialogue strictly within the framework of international law, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has said, responding to recent Turkish claims that Greece is violating international law.
Six looted ancient Greek artifacts, including a marble sculpture that had been an offering at a now destroyed temple of Artemis in Piraeus, were repatriated Thursday from London following a long legal battle, the Culture Ministry said.
Greece’s power grid operator said Thursday it will help modernize Libya’s electricity network.
Pictures published Thursday show a beach near the town of Paleochora in southern Crete covered with thick white foam, in what local media said was a natural event linked with recent storms.
Authorities responded to severe weather by largely shutting down daily activity, closing schools, scaling back public services and slowing much of the private sector, as restrictions on movement became the central measure to protect the public.
Twenty-seven members of Australia’s 375,000-strong Greek community were formally honored on Monday in recognition of their long-standing service to the Greek Orthodox Church and to society.
The trial of an alleged criminal organization of hooded soccer fans, linked to the December 2023 killing of police officer Giorgos Lyggeridis, is set to begin Thursday.