Earlier this morning, the Greek rescue vessel arrived on the site, accompanied by strong military forces, including three frigates, helicopters, and a special forces unit.

The burning of Smyrna (Smyrna Catastrophe, as it became known in Greece) was the culmination of the war between Greece and Turkey, which lasted from 1918 until 1922

Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Greece Seeks ‘Alliances’ to Counter German Refoulement Policy Greece is seeking to forge “alliances” with other European countries on the migration crisis, in the wake of Germany’s decision to implement fact-track procedures for the deportation and refoulement of asylum applicants, fearing a domino effect with other countries following the […]

Greece fears other countries could follow the lead of Germany and start implementing a similar deportation policy for asylum seekers

The primary difference in talks between Greece and Cyprus over Great Sea Interconnector project appears to be cost-sharing

"Something is not working properly. I don’t expect immediate solutions, but at least someone should address this."

The once upstart radical leftist SYRIZA falls to fifth place in poll results amid leadership crisis after Stefanos Kasselakis deposed

Kasselakis supporters have charged that the vote and decision to oust him conflicted with the leftist party's charter

Eli Cohen, the Israeli energy minister, said he spoke with his Cypriot counterpart over the proposed project, which aims to link the power grids of Israel, Cyprus and Greece

The leftist party’s political secretariat on Tuesday decided to hold a wide-ranging party conference from Nov. 1 through Nov. 3, with yet another internal party election tentatively set for Nov. 24

Minister of Environment and Energy Thodoros Skylakakis deflected criticism that water prices will increase, instead pointing to billing

More specifically, around 400,000 pensioners pay a double and arguably unfair tax through the solidarity contribution, which, due to its fiscal cost, will not be restructured.

Speaking about Germany's decision to close borders to migrants, the Greek PM says "Unilateral suspension of Schengen is unacceptable".

Six in 10 respondents appeared unimpressed by economic and social measures announced last weekend by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis

In a press release posted on its website, the Aegean group said it offered 10% more seats on its international network

According to reports, Kasselakis, who was ousted in a motion of censure, is considering either remaining in leftist SYRIZA or forming a new party

Greek PM spoke from Vienna after this week's decision by Berlin to tighten controls and patrolling on land borders in order to curb illegal migration

Georgiadis acknowledged delays in the implementation of the 37,000 free afternoon surgeries, attributing them to the European elections, which unexpectedly impacted such matters.

September 11, 2024 marks the 23rd anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack to take place on US soil, which is widely considered to have left an indelible mark on American foreign policy, international security and global politics

This means that the maximum expense cap is likely to rise to 15,000 euros from 10,000 euros where it stands now, with a possible increase in the advance payment percentage as well.