LAMIA, Greece - Prime Minister Mitsotakis on Tuesday morning attended a special event organised near the tunnel of Orthris, ahead of the delivery on Tuesday afternoon of the two remaining sections of the E65 motorway traversing Central Greece.
ATHENS - "The Greek government will continue to consistently serve democracy and the rule of law in Greece, deepening the essential equality of citizens and their individual and social rights and improving their standard of living," the Greek foreign ministry commented on Tuesday, in response to the publication of the annual US State Department Human Rights Report on Greece.
ATHENS - Almost nine years after being on the brink of being pushed out of the Eurozone and its economy shrinking 25 percent, Greece’s unlikely comeback is continuing, with a 3 percent growth forecast for 2024.
ATHENS — Police in Greece have raided multiple homes in Athens and detained dozens of suspects in a crackdown on soccer violence that led to the death of a police officer in December.
ATHENS - With a rapprochement holding and Turkish provocations ceasing, teams from Turkey and Greece were hoping to keep the calm going as they sat down in the Greek capital on April 22.
After 14 years of marriage and headlines, Prince Nikolaos Gluksburg - the third child of the late former King of Greece Constantine II - and Princess Tatiana are ending their marriage.
ATHENS – The 14th Annual Capital Link Sustainability Forum, entitled ‘Sustainability – Investments & Economic Growth,’ takes place on Tuesday, May 28, at the Divani Caravel Hotel in Athens.
ATHENS – The world-famous humanoid robot Sophia is coming to Greece.
ATHENS - "The struggle to ensure that Greek consumers enjoy quality products at reasonable prices is continuing.
ATHENS - Greece’s sending military aid to Ukraine to help defend against Russia’s ongoing invasion hasn’t put a crimp in Greece’s defenses, the government said, even as it denied being unduly squeezed to send more, including air defense systems.
ATHENS - Greeks and residents in the country often have to jostle with tourists to find space on public beaches being taken by businesses in violation of the Constitution but if you know where to look some unspoiled spots can be found.
KOS - A one-year-old girl on the island of Kos died from choking on food, a forensic examination determined, and there weren’t any signs of sexual abuse which was originally thought involved.
ATHENS - Greece’s quest for as many tourists as possible, despite businesses taking over beaches, is seeing the affluent who take long air trips over 10 hours for destinations picking the country as one of their favorites.
ATHENS - Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to the beneficial consequences of the new upgrade of the Greek economy by Standard & Poor's for the Greek economy and households, in his weekly social media post on Sunday reviewing the government's work in the previous week.
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