Humanitarian aid dispatched to Cyprus to deal with refugee flows
The government has announced that it has dispatched humanitarian aid to Cyprus to deal with an anticipated increase in refugee flows, at Nicosia’s request.
The government has announced that it has dispatched humanitarian aid to Cyprus to deal with an anticipated increase in refugee flows, at Nicosia’s request.
Throughout the Western Balkans, women are harassed, raped, beaten and killed, often by their partners and after repeatedly reporting the violence to the authorities. The region is staunchly conservative, with a centuries-old tradition of male dominance, but the problem surged following the wars in the 1990s and the political, economic and social crises that have…
In a somber ceremony on Monday, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki honored the memory of two students who were killed in February’s rail disaster at Tempe in Central Greece by delivering their degrees to their families.
The Panepistimio and Monastiraki metro stations will be closed for several hours on Wednesday on the orders of the police.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni chaired a meeting with local officials and experts on Tuesday to discuss Greece’s bid to have the archaeological site of Nikopolis inducted onto UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
Greece’s Health Ministry on Tuesday dismissed as a “complete lie” an announcement taped to several buildings in Athens’ central Exarchia district warning of bed bug infestations.
Greek olive grower Panagiotis Tsafaras has been forced to patrol his groves twice a day recently to fend off thieves trying to steal the crop as prices rise during a poor harvest.
Nikos Tsafos, the chief energy advisor to the Prime Minister of Greece, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss Greece’s renewable energy success story, as highlighted by Prime Minister Mitsotakis at COP28.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has decided to design from scratch a new long-term plan for Greece’s armament programs, in order to streamline spending.
Two centenarians who died on consecutive days last week personify the American Century. Charlie Munger, born in the US heartland of Nebraska, became a billionaire; Henry Kissinger, a German-Jewish refugee, came to dominate the superpower’s foreign policy.