Greece is expected to freeze plans for a next round of Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) with Turkey at the level of defence ministries, following a barrage of Turkish overflights in the eastern Aegean, Kathimerini understands.
The emblematic Athens Conservatoire, with a history stretching back 150 years, is establishing a private college in September, specializing in music and with a program in English to attract foreign students from the Balkans and other Mediterranean countries.
Three people were injured during a break-in at a house in the area of Tavronitis, western Crete, shortly after midnight on Wednesday.
Health authorities and medical units around the country have been placed on high alert for the possibility of a severe acute hepatitis of unknown aetiology in children making its presence in Greece.
Greek universities registered a slight decline in the latest rankings of the 2,000 best universities in the world published by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR).
This week a Turkish court condemned Turkish philanthropist and civic leader Osman Kavala to life in prison, a verdict that’s been described as a “travesty of justice.”
Greek police has identified a man believed to be involved in the murder of a 71-year-old man in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, in April last year.
In the wake of the decision by Russian energy giant Gazprom to halt gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria for noncompliance with Moscow’s demand requiring payment in rubles, the government’s main concern is to ensure Greece’s energy sufficiency in the case of a complete cessation of flows.
The Michael Cacoyannis Foundation is hosting an exhibition of comics art inspired by the Greek tragedies “Electra,” by Euripides and Sophocles, and “The Libation Bearers,” by Aeschylus.
Greece raised 1.5 billion euros in a 7-year bond re-issue Wednesday, tapping markets days after a sovereign credit rating upgrade.