The public outrage expressed on social media and beyond at the attack on a family of German tourists in Crete was exactly what was expected, especially on social media, which provides such a good platform for moralistic venting.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed Greek efforts in curbing greenhouse gas emissions during a meeting with US climate envoy John Kerry at Maximos Mansion on Monday.
Turkey has allegedly expelled a Greek journalist living in the country in the interest of “public order.”
Greece can mobilize its traditional allies and the force of international law to deter Turkey’s escalating provocations, a government spokesman has said, adding that the country’s defense capability is strong enough to counter any threat, if necessary.
The Czech presidency of the European Union has called for an emergency meeting of the bloc’s energy ministers to consider measures of dealing with the energy crisis.
Greece will probably not require students or staff to wear masks in schools for the upcoming school year, Health Minister Thanos Plevris on Monday, despite stubbornly high Covid-19 infection levels across the country.
Members of the Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at the Elefsina base, west of Athens, work tirelessly to keep Greece’s fleet of Canadair water bombers airworthy during fire season.
Greece has rejected claims by Turkey that Greek surface-to-air missiles locked on to Turkish F-16 fighter jets carrying out a reconnaissance mission in international airspace.
Sixty-one of Greece’s 74 regional units have seen their populations shrink and just 13 have seen them grow, according to a recent report by the Hellenic Agency for Local Development & Local Government (EETAA).
It is a nightmare prospect, but a real one: households having to pay 5-6 billion euros to buy heating oil and natural gas for the winter.