On Monday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with “relatives of Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas terrorists two weeks ago,” the Ambassador of Israel to Greece, Noam Katz, posted on platform X.
The European Union faces the risk of a sudden influx of migrants fleeing the Israel-Hamas war, Greece’s Migration Minister Dimitris Kairidis said on Monday, as he called for vigilance and more solidarity among member states.
FokiaNou Art Space (fokianou247.gr) presents the two-person exhibition “Host” by Athens-based John Bicknell (b. 1958) and London-based Erika Winstone (b. 1957).
When you ask certain ministers when they intend to officially announce a measure they’ve previously promised, you often receive the response: “Oh, that will happen after the elections.”
“Tea Ceremony,” directed by and in memory of Achim Wieland, returns to Bios (pireos84.bios.gr) for six performances that reveal some of society’s toughest truths.
An elderly woman was found dead after a fire in an apartment on Mystra Street, in the southern Athenian suburb of Glyfada.
Many people claim that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had no choice but to support tooth and nail the 13 regional governors and three mayors that he had put forward in last week’s regional and municipal elections. “What could he have said?” they ask. “Vote for the eight and it doesn’t matter about the rest?” The…
A 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit the region of Fthiotida on Sunday morning.
The first Palestinian American to serve as a US Congress member, Justin Amash, said on Friday that he lost several family members after an Israeli airstrike hit a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza.
The Thessaloniki Beekeeping Association is holding its 14th Honey Festival at the Xarchakos Park (YMCA Park).