The Ecumenical Patriarch and the Greek state both sent complaints to Turkey in the wake of footage showing a DJ playing electronic music at the historic UNESCO-listed Monastery of Panagia Sumela.
A woman wearing a mask to guard against Covid-19 walks next to a carnival float seen in the southwestern city of Patra, Thursday.
Ankara resorted to an unprecedented escalation Thursday, threatening to launch an international campaign against Greece regarding its sovereignty over islands in the eastern Aegean which, it insists, is conditional on their demilitarization according to past treaties.
The Federation of Industries of Greece (SBE) warned on Thursday of the risk Greek industries are at of losing market share due to the increase in their products’ prices following the huge hikes in energy rates, raw materials and shipping costs.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has tested negative for Covid-19 for the past two days and is expected to return to his normal schedule, his doctor announced on Thursday.
The building permits issued in Cyprus in the first 11 months of 2021 were up 15.9% year-on-year, data released by the Cyprus Statistical Service (CyStat) showed on Thursday.
In the Olympic-level snowboarding and freestyle skiing world, there is an innocuous-sounding compound word that almost always evokes a visceral reaction – a deep sigh, a shaking of the head, a knowing nod.
The White House has been meeting with outside health experts to plan a pandemic exit strategy and a transition to a “new normal,” but the behind-the-scenes effort is crashing into a very public reality.
The European Commission has approved 31.5 million euros in Greek government support for specific types of farmers and producers affected by restrictive measures imposed during the continuing coronavirus pandemic.
Melina Travlos, chairwoman of Neptune Lines Shipping & Managing Enterprises, was on Thursday elected as the new head of the Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS).