Turkish jet violations escalate
The Greek Foreign Ministry lodged a strongly worded protest with the Turkish ambassador in Athens after an escalation of Turkish overflights in the eastern Aegean on Wednesday.
Shelter faces closure over child abuse complaints
A children’s shelter in Attica was made inactive over Easter upon government order after complaints of abuse last September.
Cigarette butts the most ubiquitous beach litter
Cigarette butts are the most common form of waste found on Greek beaches, according to WWF Greece.
Nuclear power could help Europe cut its Russia ties, but not for years
On the windswept coast of Flamanville, an industrial city in northwest France facing the choppy waters of the English Channel, a soaring concrete dome houses one of the world’s most powerful nuclear reactors.
Theodore Couloumbis, international relations expert and think-tank mainstay, dies
Professor Theodore Couloumbis, a renowned political scientist and international relations scholar, has died.
Green Tank: RES acceleration is the way forward
Accelerating investment in renewable energy sources is the best option for reducing energy costs, protecting the environment while also reducing reliance on Russian natural gas, according to a study conducted by The Green Tank, an independent, nonprofit think tank focusing on environmental policy issues.
Cyprus exports rise 42% in January
Cyprus’ statistical service (CyStat) reported on Tuesday that total imports and exports of goods to and from European Union states and third countries recorded an annual increase in January, adding that there was an increase in the trade deficit.
Choose Greece tourism conference at the SNFCC
The “Choose Greece 2022” tourism conference will take place from 11 a.m. on Friday, April 29 at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center’s Book Castle, in Athens.
The state of religious freedom in Turkey
Tugba Tanyeri Erdemir joins our host Thanos Davelis today to break down USCIRF’s Annual Report on international religious freedom, and look at the state of religious freedom in Turkey.
Olympiakos regains upper hand in Euroleague play-offs
Olympiakos is on the verge of qualifying to the Euroleague Final Four after its road win at Monaco on Wednesday, as it now leads the best-of-five series 2-1 thanks to its 87-83 result in Game 3.