Amid ongoing political turmoil and ahead of a critical parliamentary vote on lifting immunity for 13 New Democracy lawmakers, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is preparing to unveil new support measures worth about €500 million, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said on Tuesday.
French President Emmanuel Macron arrives in Athens Friday with a full agenda tied to renewing the Greece-France strategic partnership agreement, focusing on defense cooperation, small modular reactors, research, and innovation.
Greece’s armed forces delivered humanitarian aid to Lebanon on Tuesday, using an Air Force transport aircraft and personnel from the Special Operations Command.
The 10th international fruit and vegetable exhibition FRESKON will be held in Thessaloniki from Thursday to Saturday, promoting one of Greece’s most dynamic export sectors.
The bus corporations of Athens and Thessaloniki (OASA and OASTh) invited designers to submit rebranding proposals for the vehicles online, in collaboration with the Infrastructure and Transport Ministry.
Cyprus is emerging as one of the world’s most attractive places to retire.
Aegean Airlines and Air China have signed a codeshare agreement, enhancing connectivity between Greece and China while offering passengers greater flexibility and a seamless travel experience.
National Economy and Finance Minister and Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis on Tuesday expressed his belief that the 2025 primary surplus will exceed the budget target, in a speech during a meeting with heads of EU diplomatic missions at the Embassy of Cyprus in Athens.
The public discussion these days is focused on political favors and the cronyism practices of some MPs. However, when populism comes from local government officials, it can be even more damaging.
Panathinaikos breezed past Monaco in the Euroleague playoffs and its 87-79 victory on Tuesday has taken it to the playoffs.