Exploring Pelion: a Year-round Haven of Natural Beauty in Greece
Pelion’s enchantment lies in its mythical past, once ruled by Centaurs led by the wise Chiron, according to Greek mythology. This legendary figure, associated with...
Why Have Relations Between Greece and Albania Deteriorated?
Relations between Greece and Albania have seen many ups and downs over the years. Recently, however, tension has flared on several issues. Now Greece...
Greece Belatedly Opens Crime File on Dolphin Killings
A case file has finally been opened in Greece for the killing of four bottlenose dolphins following a complaint lodged in May by a...
The Legacy of a Killing and Greece’s Culture Wars
This year marks the 15th anniversary of the lethal shooting of 15-year-old Alexis Grigoropoulos by a police officer in Athens in December 2008. Over...
EU Fiscal Deal: France and Germany at Odds on Investment Spending
After a long night in Brussels, EU finance ministers haven’t sealed the deal on a new fiscal framework. European Union finance ministers moved closer...
EU Ministers Narrow Gaps on Fiscal Rules, Eye End-year Deal
BRUSSELS, Dec 8 (Reuters) – France, Germany and the EU executive expressed hope on Friday that EU governments would reach an agreement on the...
King Charles’s Tie and a Cancelled Meeting With the Greek PM Reignite Debate Over the Return of the Parthenon Marbles
When King Charles III appeared at COP28 wearing a matching tie and pocket square emblazoned with the Greek flag, he sent a message — whether...
Greece, Cyprus to Start Construction on $2.05b Power Connector Next Year
Electricity cable is ultimately planned to connect with Israeli power grid Construction of a 1.9 billion-euro ($2.05 billion) section of an electricity cable that will connect...
UNESCO Presented in Sarajevo the Project “building Trust in Media in South-east Europe: Support to Journalism as a Public Good”, With the Support of the European Union
On 1 December 2023, UNESCO officially presented in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the project “Building Trust in Media in South-East Europe: Support to Journalism...
Bedbug Hoax Targeting Tourists in Greece, Authorities Warn
Greece’s health ministry has asked police to help tackle bedbug hoaxers trying to scare foreign tourists out of some Athens short-term rental apartments. On...