‘Few would suppose that when US Admiral Richard G. Colbert, commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Southern Europe, was pictured giving an interview beside Greek dictator Georgios Papadopoulos mere hours after the bloodshed at Athens Polytechnic – a scene immortalized in the 1974 Jules Dassin film “The Rehearsal” – he was not, in fact, a manifestation…
The Greek government confirmed Friday that it is considering expanding mandatory vaccination against Covid-19 to people aged 50-59, with announcements expected in the coming days.
Cadets of the Turkish National Defense University’s Naval Academy were seen in a recent video swimming a distance of 1,950 meters to the islet of Tuzla, seemingly to prove that they can take over the Greek island of Kastellorizo.
Orthodox Christians in Russia, Serbia and other countries began Christmas observances Thursday amid restrictions aimed at dampening the spread of the coronavirus, but few worshipers appeared concerned as they streamed into churches.
The Municipal Gallery of Arta pays tribute to one of the northwestern Greek town’s most celebrates sons, with an exhibition of some of the earlier work of Yiannis Moralis (1916-2009).
Wintery weather is forecast to return to Greece after a series of balmy days starting on Friday afternoon and through next week, as cold air masses from northern Europe will start descending towards the south, Greece’s weather service (EMY) said.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will participate in a virtual meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) on Friday to discuss Russia’s military build-up in and around Ukraine and broader European security issues, the ministry announced.
Athens issued a stern response on Wednesday to a verbal attack launched by Ankara targeting Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, implying that it was a case of the pot calling the kettle black.
The government has decided to extend its program for subsidizing companies’ fixed expenditures, allowing restriction-stricken businesses to offset their tax and social security obligations with state vouchers until June 2022.
Shortly before Greece appears before the European Court for the second time over its poor record in biodiversity protection, it has begun the transition to a new management system of protected areas based on a central structure with 24 decentralized units, under the roof of the Environment Ministry.