The European Commission has approved an 800-million-euro Greek program to support non-household electricity consumers in the face of the challenges posed by Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
Marking the centennial of one of the most violent chapters in the history of Hellenism, the Benaki Museum presents “Asia Minor Hellenism: Heyday – Catastrophe – Displacement – Rebirth.”
Just three out of 10 Greek citizens feel their views closely identify with those of a political party, an opinion poll released Monday shows.
The signing of a preliminary agreement between Libya and Turkey Monday, allowing the latter’s oil rigs and research ships to search for oil and natural gas on Libyan soil and in the country’s EEZ threatens to deepen a crisis in Greek-Turkish relations.
Turning off lights and signs during the night, replacing refrigerators with new, more energy-efficient appliances, adjusting the temperature in stores so that you don’t have to walk around in short sleeves when it’s freezing outside, but also more aggressive moves such as the installation of photovoltaics, are the measures that retail businesses are considering in…
A powerful blast rattled residents in the western Athens suburb of Peristeri in the early hours of Tuesday, causing significant damage but no injuries.
Over 46,000 more people were employed in Greece this August than in August 2021, government spokesman Giannis Oikonomou highlighted on Monday.
A statement released by Lead Spokesperson for External Affairs of the European Commission Peter Spano on Monday rejected the legality of the 2019 Memorandum of Understanding between Turkey and Libya.
The First Lady of Ukraine Elena Zelenskaya visited the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Istanbul on Sunday, meeting with Patriarch Vartholomaios.
An increasing number of investors and real estate development companies are turning to the development of transit trade and storage infrastructures, both inside and recently outside Attica.