Proposals put forward by the leader of Cyprus’ breakaway Turkish Cypriots are a new, “unacceptable” bid for the ethnically divided island’s permanent partition, the nation’s Greek Cypriot president said Wednesday.
Repairs in the electricity network’s substations at the fire-afflicted north and east Attica areas have restored power to some 10,700 households of the 15,000 which faced power cuts during the Penteli wildfire on Tuesday and Wednesday, Greek power grid operator DEDDIE said Wednesday.
The ghosts of 1974 are still very much among us. What would have happened if the views of the “invisible dictator” Dimitrios Ioannidis had prevailed and if, on the morning of July 20, 1974, when the Turkish forces invaded Cyprus, Athens had declared war on Ankara?
British alt-rock pioneers Placebo are appearing at the downtown Athens edition of the annual Rockwave Festival (rockwavefestival.gr), playing one night at Technopolis.
Beyond personal opinions, beyond individual life choices, beyond the wonderful condition of being complex, contradictory and fluid beings, it seems that in our times, what is important is the banner that we will hasten to unfurl and the camp that we will choose to support on a whim.
The data on the shortage of decent and affordable student housing has once again brought the issue of rising rent rates back into focus.
Greek authorities are speeding up efforts to implementing a new out-of-court mechanism for debt settlement, with loans worth more than 20 billion euros currently at an advanced stage of the mechanism, of which 3.0 billion have been submitted covering 6,500 debtor applications, Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said on Wednesday.
Greece’s parliament has banned “sex-normalising” surgeries on babies born intersex, with atypical chromosomes that affect their bodies in a way that does not fit with the normative definitions of male or female.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said a condition set out by the US House of Representatives to ensure that F-16 fighter jets which might be sold to Ankara are not used to violate Greece’s air space was not binding, according to a text shared by the presidency on Wednesday.
Leader of opposition party SYRIZA Alexis Tsipras has tested positive for Covid-19 for a second time on Wednesday.