In less than 20 days, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet for the third time in five months. It is obvious that a positive, almost unprecedented momentum has built up in the relationship between the two men, which is also reflected in bilateral contacts.
Unknown assailants robbed a gas station in Aspropyrgos, western Attica, during the early hours of Monday, according to the police.
It is time for decisions on the extension of the reduced value-added tax rate on transport, food service and the tourism package.
The heads of the Christian Churches in Jerusalem issued a rare joint appeal at the weekend, warning that a contested land deal could erase the centuries-old presence of the Armenian community within the Old City.
The faction led by former Labor Minister Effie Achtsioglou, known as “6+6,” has signalled its intention to break away from SYRIZA, a move that could deepen the split within the main opposition party now under the leadership of newcomer Stefanos Kasselakis.
The Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens has launched an initiative aimed at protecting the biodiversity and intangible cultural heritage of the islands of the Cyclades by helping identify funding resources and ensuring that they make their way to local organizations and agencies that are active in such fields.
The SOS Children’s Villages charity is organizing an awareness-raising campaign on Monday to mark World Children’s Day.
Official figures from market research companies confirm that the offers been made on an increasingly large scale in the last two years, even if they are not misleading, do not lead to a drop in prices; quite the opposite.
After a relatively stable six-month period, economic uncertainty in Cyprus experienced a notable surge in October.
A 37-year-old Syrian national, arrested for migrant trafficking Saturday, has admitted he is working for a trafficking ring and is being paid €1,500 per month for his work.