Working almost entirely on his own, Fabianos Rouggeris tends to his fields, supplying Tinos with delicious produce and earning credit for reviving the local cultivation of the plant known as the wild artichoke.
French defense tech startup Alta Ares is expanding its European footprint by establishing a presence in Greece, aiming to tap into the Balkan market and deepen partnerships in Southeastern Europe.
Athens metro’s Syntagma station will close at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, earlier than usual, following a decision by police as a precautionary measure amid scheduled protests related to developments in the Middle East.
The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, has sent a letter to the leaders of the EU member states, expressing her concerns over increased migratory flows from Libya and announcing the dispatch of Commissioner for Migration, Magnus Brunner, to the North African country.
A fringe jihadist group, Saraya Ansar al-Sunnah (Sunni Supporter Brigade), has claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing that struck the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox church in Damascus on Sunday, killing at least 25 worshippers and injuring 63.
We’re turning our attention to the Hague today, where NATO leaders are gathering this week for a two day summit.
A 32-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, for sexually harassing three 16-year-old girls, police said.
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis spoke with his Lebanese counterpart Youssef Rajji about the current crisis in the Middle East during a phone call on Tuesday.
The European Union can help resolve Cyprus’ decades-old ethnic division by underscoring to all sides in the dispute that a peace accord would bring with benefits and a significant improvement in relations with the 27-member bloc, officials said Tuesday.
The Greek Parliament on Tuesday formed a special committee to investigate the Conservative government’s former Transport Minister Kostas Karamanlis over his role in the country’s deadliest rail crash, which killed 57 people.