Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa warned on Friday that social media is eroding democracy, describing platforms as “democratic demolishing machines” that amplify fear, anger, lies and hatred.
A boat from a flotilla that had been carrying aid to Gaza until it was intercepted by Israel has docked in Cyprus, the Mediterranean island’s government said on Friday.
Panos Ruci, the father of Tempe crash victim Denis Ruci, who has been on hunger strike outside Parliament for nearly 20 days seeking Greek state permission to exhume his son’s remains to determine the cause of death, on Friday visited Nikaia General Hospital for medical tests.
European leaders were seen sharing a laugh over US President Donald Trump’s repeated confusion of countries involved in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict he claims to have helped resolve.
The Health Ministry plans to create a National Association of Psychologists to regulate the profession and bring order to an unmonitored field of mental health services.
Greece has until the end of October to agree with the European Commission on which projects and reforms under its Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) should be cut and replaced, or risk losing available funds, Kathimerini understands.
Containers are placed in Piraeus Port, Thursday.
Dr Elizabeth Economy, a distinguished author and leading expert on Chinese domestic and foreign policy, as well as a former senior advisor for China at the US Department of Commerce, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss American concerns over China’s global network of ports – including Greece’s port of Piraeus.
Foodies gear up for major gathering of culinary enthusiasts at Gastronomos magazine’s tasting festival in Athens on Saturday.
PASOK has experienced what all parties face when they lack either organic cohesion or a leading figure capable of transforming chaos into order.