The decision of the state and political leadership in North Macedonia not to use “the constitutional name of the country in public speeches domestically” constitutes a “flagrant violation” of the Prespa Agreement, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has said.
With property sales prices up 60% in the past six years and rents skyrocketing, auctions seem to be the only way for a household to avoid the complications of the housing crisis.
Leaders of major churches in the Holy Land have accused Israeli authorities of launching a “coordinated attack” on the Christian presence in the Holy Land by initiating tax proceedings against them.
Hristijan Mickoski, North Macedonia’s new prime minister, has described as “shameful” the inclusion of the designation “North” in the constitutional name of the country but said he was required to “capitulate” to its use as it was now part of the country’s legal system.
An aerial drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels struck and damaged a Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned bulk carrier in the Red Sea on Sunday, officials said, the latest attack by the group targeting shipping in the vital maritime corridor.
A 67-year-old German national who went missing on a hike on Sunday in Crete has found dead.
As temperatures and humidity soar outside, what’s happening inside the human body can become a life-or-death battle decided by just a few degrees.
To know where we stand, to see where we want to go and how, we need to hear from people who are in the heart of events. So, if we are interested in the state of the world today, there is no one more suited to tell us than Martin Griffiths.
Raining Pleasure, one of Greece’s best indie rock bands, will perform at the Lycabettus Theater in Athens on June 28.
The first operation to Mount Olympus took place earlier this month and it involved airlifting photovoltaic panels, prefabricated roofing sections, and bags of sand and bricks to the Giosos Apostolidis and Christos Kakalos refuges, at altitudes of 2,710 meters and 2,660 meters respectively.