Greece’s re-elected Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to outline on Thursday his conservative government’s agenda over the next four years, which includes tax cuts and wage and pension increases.
The post-punk legend is lending his musical prowess to the theatrical performance “Xyliki – Post Scriptum,” by the esteemed group Amor Omnia, exploring the profound themes of absence and rapture. The celebrated bassist will be joined by acclaimed artists Ioanna Pappa, Alkis Panagiotidis and Andreas Mandas, and the performance is further enhanced by the enchanting…
A marble fragment from the Erechtheion temple on the Acropolis will be voluntarily returned to Greece from Lyon by the Prefecture of the Rhone on Thursday.
Health professionals are protesting a government decision to use uniformed personnel in the transport of patients in island and mountainous areas which have ambulance staff shortages.
The recent developments within Russia with Yevgeny Prigozhin’s apparent attempted mutiny have turned the focus from the battlefields in Ukraine to the defense of Moscow from a possible invasion by the Wagner Group.
Newly appointed Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has welcomed a de-escalation of tensions in the eastern Mediterranean, expressing hope this would lead to a “climate of trust” without directly referring to Turkey.
Police in Corfu have launched a preliminary investigation into the death of a horse that was pulling a tourist carriage through the island’s main town. The animal collapsed and died on a public road around noon as residents and visitors looked on, according to a report by state broadcaster ERT.
In September 2013, following the murder of anti-fascist rapper Pavlos Fyssas, the Greek authorities launched a crackdown on the leadership of Golden Dawn. A person who is now 17 years old and has just voted for the first time in the May and June elections was only 7 back then.
Greece’s Culture Ministry appointed Chariton Stavropoulos as the new President of the Board of Directors of the National Opera.
Senior officials from Sweden and Turkey arrived at NATO headquarters Thursday to examine Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s objections to the Nordic country joining the military alliance and to see what more, if anything, could be done to break the deadlock.