Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met Thursday with US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum at the Maximos Mansion to reaffirm strong US-Greece ties and discuss expanding cooperation on energy security, the Greek government said.
A Turkish court will decide on Monday whether to oust the head of the main opposition, in what some see as a test of the country’s shaky balance between democracy and autocracy after a nearly year-long legal crackdown on the party.
The summer holidays are over, and all those great times you had on vacation have been memorialized in hundreds of smartphone photos. Now what?
In Agridia, a picturesque village on the western side of Imvros in Turkey, Greek life is stirring back to life through education.
A leak from within police security services may have tipped off a fuel smuggling network under investigation, according to judicial records and security sources.
There is still a wide gap between deposit and lending interest rates in Cyprus compared to the eurozone average.
The present has a message about the past. In case you hadn’t heard, we had it so much better in the not-all-that-olden days of mixtapes and Jordache denim vests.
A two-hour meeting with the regional governors and the mayors of the 19 border islands, where a significant reduction in VAT will apply from January 1, 2026, was held on Wednesday by Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis, along with Alternate and Deputy Ministers Nikos Papathanasis, Thanos Petralias and Giorgos Kotsiras.
In 2023, the number of businesses operating in Cyprus reached 125,152 compared with 119,816 in 2022, marking an increase of 4.5%, according to figures released on Thursday by the Statistical Service of Cyprus.
Despite rising costs and higher prices for accommodation and transportation, Greeks are not abandoning island getaways. Instead, they are adapting by choosing closer and more affordable islands, shorter trips, and last-minute bookings.