In a speech in Saudi Arabia earlier this month, Donald Trump laid out a radical new approach to US foreign policy. No longer would America concern itself with promoting values such as democracy and liberty. What matters now is deals, regardless of political differences.
Annie, the daughter of Chinese migrants who have moved to Greece using the opportunity given to the by the Golden Visa, is only four years old.
The fact that two former French presidents (Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy) and a former prime minister (Francois Fillon) have been convicted in the country’s courts is enough for us to realize the extent of the immunity of Greek politicians.
The three Turkish nationals who opened fire on officers of the Greek National Intelligence Service (EYP) in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, on Tuesday are believed to be members of an organized crime group known by the code name “Daltons,” Greek security sources said.
The government has prepared legislation that will introduce tougher penalties for rejected asylum seekers and speed up returns to their home countries, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said.
The Athens Prosecutor’s Office has ordered a preliminary investigation into the death of a 7-year-old girl in Kallithea, Athens.
Taking selfies while driving has become more dangerous than drunk driving, according to Greek road safety experts who warn that mobile phone use behind the wheel is creating a mounting crisis on the country’s roads.
Greece has a good constitution. It may be 50 years old, but it has achieved a lot: half a century’s worth of relative electoral and political stability, safeguarding the rule of law through a comprehensive catalogue of fundamental rights, getting Greece into the European Union and keeping it there.
A comprehensive survey by Athens’ public transport authority, OASA, reveals sharp divisions in citizen satisfaction across different transportation modes, with most metro services earning praise while buses and metro Line 1 (the oldest) face criticism.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday defended his government’s decision to dissolve OPEKEPE, the agency overseeing EU agricultural subsidies, and transfer its responsibilities to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), amid an ongoing European Union investigation into alleged subsidy fraud.