Japanese princess Kako visits historic judo academy in Athens
The Princess of Japan, Kako, visited the historic Panellinios judo academy in Athens on Tuesday afternoon and met with young Greek judo athletes.
The Princess of Japan, Kako, visited the historic Panellinios judo academy in Athens on Tuesday afternoon and met with young Greek judo athletes.
Greece was very fortunate because it had a generation of Greek-American “giants” by its side upon whom it could rely whenever it faced difficulties. This was the generation that exerted immense pressure on Henry Kissinger after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and spent its political and economic capital to help Greece.
One car carrying 11 suspected migrants crashed after a police chase near Alexandroupoli, in northern Greece, on Wednesday, injuring one person.
Most Greeks who reach the checkout and find themselves a couple of euros short of paying the bill will most likely mutter something about forgetting their debit card at home, right?
A cargo ship that sank in 1976 with the loss of nine lives after colliding with another vessel as it exited the Corinth Canal has been found in the Megara Gulf.
The Ministry of Culture announced that archaeological excavations of the ancient Nikopolis Agora in the Epirus region of northern Greece have brought new findings to light.
Νot even nine months have passed since director Yorgos Lanthimos triumphed in Venice by winning the Golden Lion award with “Poor Things” and the Greek filmmaker managed to create yet another film.
The Greek prime minister’s recent letter to the president of the European Commission addressing the “asymmetric power of some large multinational companies,” brings an interesting question to the fore.
Refugee Week Greece is back for a third year, running June 14-23. Marking World Refugee Day, the initiative seeks to celebrate the “resilience, diversity and creativity” of refugees and migrants across the world.