Russia warned on Thursday that the European Union’s decision to partially phase out Russian oil would likely destabilize global energy markets, calling it a “self-destructive” step that could backfire on the bloc.
The Turkish opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has expressed its agreement with the recent government escalation vis-à-vis Greece and indicated that it would support President Recep Tayyip Erdogan if he decided to go through with a threat to challenge the sovereignty of Greek islands in the eastern Aegean.
Turkish revisionism in the Aegean is on full display these past weeks, with Ankara even questioning the sovereignty of large Greek islands. Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini’s diplomatic and defense editor, joins Thanos Davelis to deconstruct Turkey’s revisionism, break down the Greek response, and look at what’s at stake over the next weeks and months.
Intensive consultations are reportedly under way between Israel, Egypt and the European Commission over the way to export Eastern Mediterranean gas surpluses to Europe.
Experts in the UK have discovered that an ancient Greek marble slab which had spent more than a century in storage is inscribed with the names of graduates of the Ephebic College, an elite military academy that prepared young Athenian men for adulthood, British broadcaster ITV reported on Thursday.
The pumping of Iranian oil from the Lana tanker anchored in the Bay of Karystos on Evia stopped on Wednesday morning.
Today marks the 76th anniversary of the foundation of the Italian Republic. As we celebrate the choice made on that historic day, we are offered a chance to focus on the values at the core of our country’s action: democracy, equality, solidarity, labor, liberty and peace.
The sixth installment of the FeCHA Spanish-language film festival brings together 11 fictional features, six shorts that distinguished themselves at this year’s Goya Awards, two documentaries dedicated to the environment and a tribute to Mexican filmmaker Arturo Ripstein.
Most European Union countries have boosted their renewable plans since 2020, putting them on course to cut fossil fuel use this decade as the energy and Covid-19 crises have spurred, not derailed their green transition, researchers said on Thursday.
In the wake of dismay expressed in Athens at its perceived neutrality in the face of Turkish escalations against Greece, Berlin saying that Turkey’s overflights above Greek islands are unacceptable.