It is debatable whether April 2, when US President Donald Trump erected walls in trade by imposing tariffs, will go down in the annals as “Liberation Day,” as he likes to describe it, or as the day when a major crisis erupted.
Air pollution levels in Athens and Thessaloniki remain alarmingly high, the European Environment Agency has warned in its 2024 report.
The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) named Athens University Professor Dimitris Plantzos as the 2024-2025 speaker for the Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lectureship.
The European Union’s executive commission said Thursday it will put its retaliation measures against new US tariffs on hold for 90 days to match President Donald Trump’s pause on his sweeping new tariffs.
March inflation eased slightly to 2.4%, from 2.5% in February, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).
The electricity interconnection project between Greece and Cyprus is going ahead and will be implemented when the “timing is right,” Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis confirmed on Thursday.
Two of Turkey’s leading journalists were detained Thursday on what their newspapers said were false charges stemming from their work.
A prosecutor in Larissa, central Greece, is expected to issue an indictment on Thursday against a high-school teacher who has been accused of sexually abusing an underage female student and owning child pornography.
A 52-year-old father of three has reportedly killed himself over a fire at a farm where he was employed, in the village of Agria, near the city of Volos in central Greece.
As preparations near completion for the resumption of research for the Greece-Cyprus power connection project, known as the Great Sea Interconnector, Athens remains committed to supporting a strategic plan in the Eastern Mediterranean, upholding its national energy strategy.