Commuters in the Greek capital are in for another day of upheaval on Wednesday due to a massive security operation for the Europa Conference League soccer final that is being hosted at the OPAP Arena in the northern Athens suburb of Nea Filadelfia.
The 4th International Conference on Religious Freedom, organized by the Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, started in Athens on Sunday and ends Tuesday.
I am sitting at a desk in the London Library, the oldest private library in Britain and a blissful retreat in the heart of this city to research and study.
Turkey’s ambassador to Athens, Cagatay Erciyes, on Monday hailed the “positive momentum” in Greek-Turkish relations and efforts to bolster “economic, commercial and cultural relations.”
The government insists consumption is already high in gross domestic product terms and it is investments that should be bolstered instead.
The presidential decree has been published for the settlement of debts of up to 30,000 euros to the Single Social Security Entity (EFKA).
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias met in Athens on Monday with a delegation of the Chicago Council of Global Affairs, headed by President Ivo Daalder and Hellenic American Leadership Council Executive Director Endy Zemenides.
Savings in Greece have collapsed since 2002, especially private savings – i.e. by households and businesses – Eurobank argues in a special study which was presented on Monday, with a deterioration of the savings rate observed in the five-year period 2018-2022.
Nine Egyptian men cleared by a Greek court of involvement in a migrant shipwreck disaster remain unfairly held in administrative detention days after they were freed from jail, their lawyers said Monday.
The Turkish Education Ministry’s “Century of Turkey” program has received final approval, which means that the “Blue Homeland” (Mavi Vatan) doctrine regarding Ankara’s maritime claims in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean now has a place in the school textbooks of the neighboring country.