Politics
Environment & Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou: Greece-US ties at a historic high; dismisses claims of pressure or threats linked to US ambassador Guilfoyle
Stella Arampatzi, a New Democracy MP and doctor, has been asked to explain claims that cosmetic procedures were performed at her microbiology practice, which health officials have inspected
New program to cover 90% of wages and contributions for remote hires in hard-to-reach areas as Athens seeks to address regional depopulation and labor shortages
With his party's support eroding in the north, the prime minister moves on to Mount Olympus for a UNESCO celebration, then to Thessaloniki on Saturday to sign a relics accord with Bulgaria.
Migration Minister Thanos Plevris is also working with four other EU governments on plans to send rejected asylum seekers outside the bloc, as the U.N. refugee agency warns that access to asylum is a right governments cannot selectively set aside
The two countries are seeking to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure, tourism, agriculture and digital technology, while strengthening energy and transport links between Europe and the South Caucasus
Greece entered the UN Security Council for the first time in 1952, at a pivotal moment in the early Cold War, as the country emerged from civil war and moved deeper into the Western security system
Rubio’s Oct. 6-7 visit to Greece is expected to focus on defense, energy and regional security as Athens and Washington seek to deepen their strategic partnership
