US military assistance to Greece, part of the so-called Blinken package, has hit a roadblock, as reported on Monday, with the Hellenic Armed Forces refusing to accept most of the offered weapon systems from US stockpiles due to high refurbishment costs.
A video posted on X by the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Vasilis Kikilias, on Monday, shows the start of the fire in Marathon, east Attica.
While low vegetation was once seen as a blessing as it could delay the spread of a fire, this is no longer the case, as the recent blazes in Attica and on Serifos showed.
The maritime exhibition “Crafts of the Sea: Cycladic Culture and History” opened last week at the Goethe Institute of Athens.
Mykonos and Santorini are the two crown jewels of Greek tourism. But both of these top destinations are going through a major crisis.
Promising “stability and moderation,” the United Kingdom’s new prime minister, Keir Starmer, declared that his country needed a “bigger reset, a rediscovery of who we are.”
Emergency crews have successfully contained a wildfire that broke out at noon on Monday in the Vranas area of Marathon (also known as Marathonas), in eastern Attica.
The unexpected left-wing triumph in France on Sunday, which dealt a surprising blow to Marine Le Pen’s far-right party, sets the tone for this week’s political agenda in Europe.
Police conducted a raid on an anarchist squat located within the Aristotle University campus in northern Greece in the early hours of Monday.
We are marking 50 years since the dramatic events of July 1974 in Cyprus. We must never forget that the hours of great joy for the restoration of democracy in Greece were the hours of great sadness and tragedy for Cyprus.