Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday said the country is ready to rebuild a maternity hospital destroyed last week by Russian shelling in the southeast Ukrainian city of Mariupol.
National policies are not enough and a common European intervention is needed to help deal with the ongoing energy crisis, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday.
An appeals court in Thessaloniki on Friday lowered a 12-year prison sentence of a martial arts instructor who had been convicted by a lower court for seducing an underage student in 2013.
Turkey on Friday condemned the destruction of an Ottoman-era Muslim cemetery in a village in Xanthi, northeastern Greece, which the local authority wants to turn into a football field.
A 75-year-old Norwegian photographer has been arrested on the Greek island of Lesvos on espionage-related charges and is due to appear in court Friday.
Greece’s Maria Sakkari overcame a first set deficit to beat Elena Rybakina 7-5 6-4 and book her place in the Indian Wells final four on Thursday.
The Greek government is holding on to resource reserves for possible future use, given the high level of uncertainty at present, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said on Friday.
An event titled “The Ionian Islands, Champions in Sustainable Tourism, Culture, Originality and Luxury” was held on Wednesday afternoon in Dubai in the context of the Ionian islands’ participation in the international exhibition Expo Dubai 2020.
Greek diplomatic sources dismissed reports circulating on the internet that Manolis Androulakis, Greece’s Consul General in Mariupol, had been taken captive by the Azov Battalion, an ultranationalist militia, saying that they constitute “the definition of a lie.”
Dismissing the prospect of providing anti-aircraft systems to Ukraine, Chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA) Konstantinos Floros insisted on Thursday there is “no possibility” of Greece supplying weapons “that would weaken its defense.”