Authorities referred a 58-year-old man for trial after arresting him for running over a police officer with his car while the officer was issuing a fine for illegal parking, injuring the officer’s leg.
Invoking international law and declaring respect for it constitutes one of the critical parameters of the foreign policy of a medium-sized Western country, a member of the European Union and NATO, such as Greece – especially a country that faces a particular national security problem extending beyond the European and NATO frameworks. Yet such a…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will hold two separate meetings with protesting farmers’ representatives on Tuesday, the government said, following disagreements amid farmers over the format of the talks.
A café in Messini, Peloponnese, is facing criticism for using an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated image of the late television host Giorgos Papadakis in an advertisement, showing him enjoying coffee “from the gates of heaven” just days after his death.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has urged citizens to get vaccinated against seasonal flu, warning that hospitals are under growing pressure from unvaccinated patients.
In midsummer, 11-year-old Iris wanders carefree through the streets of Limassol with a friend. Everything changes, however, when she learns that her father – with whom she has no relationship – has returned to the city for her grandfather’s funeral.
The cinematic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by the United States has rightly raised questions of legitimacy.
Maria Sakkari, ranked No 52, was eliminated in the first round of the WTA Adelaide International, a key lead-up tournament to the Australian Open, after a straight-sets loss to No 48 Daria Kasatkina.
Cyprus President Nicos Christodoulides broke his silence Monday following the resignation of Charalambos Charalambous, head of the Presidential Office, calling it “an act of self-confidence” and asserting that he has nothing to hide.
Bulgaria’s biggest parliamentary grouping, the center-right GERB-SDS, has declined a request from the president to try and form a new government, increasing the likelihood of a snap election in the European Union’s poorest member state.