There are some who hope that with the election behind him, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will change, leaving the door open for a reset in relations with the West and the US.
Businesses on the island of Mykonos are in a race against time to demolish illegally constructed structures on their premises and avoid being shut down by authorities.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a populist with increasingly authoritarian tendencies, is scheduled to take the oath of office and start his third presidential term Saturday following his latest election win.
A synergy launched five years ago between the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s Computational Intelligence and Deep Learning (CIDL) and Wireless and Photonic Systems and Networks (WinPhoS) research groups has today produced the world’s fastest light-operated artificial intelligence processor.
Despite the ongoing informal moratorium, Ankara has been sending out ambiguous signals which Athens is closely monitoring and analyzing.
Greece’s caretaker prime minister Ioannis Sarmas hosted a meeting on Thursday at Maximos Mansion in Athens to discuss the question of maintaining appropriate policing.
Aegean Airlines, Greece’s biggest carrier, boasts the biggest flight program in its history this summer, with the number of seats reaching 18 million thanks to soaring demand from the growth of tourism.
Ten years ago, the world ushered in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The pandemic helped turbocharge it and now Europe’s post-pandemic recovery program has put innovation and digital transformation at the heart of our economic future.
There is one person who wants New Democracy to achieve an outright majority more that its leader, Kyriakos Mitsotakis: It’s Nikos Androulakis, the head of the opposition socialists, PASOK. There is no other way to explain his recent statement on television, where he said that “I will not cooperate with New Democracy even if it…
The tax burden that goes with the acquisition, possession and utilization of real estate in Greece has diminished considerably in the last few years, but it still has plenty of room for reduction, especially compared to some of the neighboring countries, such as Bulgaria.