Dr Nervana Mahmoud joins Thanos Davelis to break down whether we are seeing a thaw in relations between Egypt and Turkey following Turkish President Erdogan’s handshake with his Egyptian counterpart at the World Cup, what steps Cairo still expects to see from Ankara, and where Greek-Egyptian relations fit in the broader discussion.
A recovery in Greece’s residential real estate market picked up pace in the third quarter, as the economy continued to expand and inflation rose near a three-decade high, central bank data showed on Tuesday.
Unvaccinated health workers of the National Health System (ESY) will return to work under a strict protocol that will include regular rapid testing.
While world affairs become more complicated by the day, leaving an impact that influences each and every country, pressing questions are popping up.
Eleven artists inspired by the cultural legacy and values of Greece and Israel were represented at a special event held by the Israeli Embassy in Athens on Monday to present the pieces in NFT format.
The Greek Parliament’s Special Permanent Committee on Institutions & Transparency concluded its meeting on the wiretapping affair on Monday, after hearing from Grigoris Dimitriadis, the former general secretary to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
The Athens Public Transport Organization (OASA) has called a tender for the procurement of cameras to cover some of the capital’s bus lanes that are constantly violated by unauthorized vehicles.
French Ambassador to Greece Patrick Maisonnave was briefed on the potential of the port of Alexandroupoli on Monday by the head of the northeastern Greek port’s authority, Konstantinos Chatzimichail.
The rapid passage of the research vessel Sanco Swift to the southwest of Crete in areas designated within the limits of the new navigational telex (Navtex) number 916/22 issued on Saturday morning by the Naval Hydrographic Station of the Hellenic Navy in Iraklio, essentially indicates the significance of research in said area.
One of Greece’s last surviving heroes of World War II, fighter pilot Konstantinos Chatzilakos, has died at the age of 102, the Association of Retired Air Force Officers announced on Tuesday.