A 45-year-old man appeared before a Halkidiki court under summary proceedings, charged with negligent arson in connection with a large wildfire that broke out in a remote pine forest near Vourvourou, on the northern peninsula of Sithonia.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will visit Benghazi on Sunday, where he is scheduled to meet with the head of the Libyan National Army and de facto ruler of eastern Libya, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.
Yala Greek Ice Cream, the first authentic Greek ice cream shop in the United States, opens on July 20, National Ice Cream Day, in Georgetown, Washington, DC.
The American College of Greece – Deree marks the 150th anniversary of its establishment in 1875, in Smyrna, an important milestone and an opportunity to cast a spotlight on its rich history and impact on Greek society.
China has been squeezing Taiwan for years. President Xi Jinping has made reunification a key pillar of his nationalist agenda and ordered the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to be ready to seize the island by 2027.
The former government partner of Alexis Tsipras, Panos Kammenos, criticized Angela Merkel in a social media post, accusing her of “telling half the truth” about the events of 2015.
A wildfire broke out Wednesday afternoon in low vegetation near homes in Rafina, a coastal town east of Athens, prompting evacuations and a full closure of a major roadway.
How we spend our summers is a good way to understand how drastically the world has changed in this small corner of it. It is, after all, a gauge of our social, economic, political and psychological condition and state of mind.
Dimitar Bechev, a senior fellow with Carnegie Europe, joins Thanos Davelis as we take a closer look at why the Black Sea is increasingly on the West and Europe’s radar.
The General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad, in cooperation with the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), will hold an online workshop, in English, aimed at informing Greeks living abroad about key financial and tax-related laws and procedures.