Europe Archives - Page 16 of 73

I Spent Two Weeks Travelling in Europe on My Own – if You Get Lost, You Delay No One’s Breakfast but Your Own

Posted by Gulya Afet
1 year ago

Going on holiday solo is a rare opportunity to call all the shots, remind yourself what you like and learn to enjoy your own...

Ukrainian Greek Catholics Observe 400th Anniversary of St. Josaphat Kuncewycz’s Martyrdom

Posted by Deniz Cahill
1 year ago

Members of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church gathered in St. Peter’s Basilica from Nov. 12–13 to celebrate the end of the jubilee year marking...

Dimitris Koutsoumbas of KKE Surges as Most Popular Political Leader in Greece, New Poll Reveals

Posted by Miray Eylul
1 year ago

Dimitris Koutsoumbas, the leader of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE), has emerged as the most popular political figure in the country for the...

Senior EU Official Channels Increasing Gloom Over Russia’s War in Ukraine

Posted by Alara Burcu
1 year ago

BRUSSELS, Nov 17 (Reuters) – A European Union decision next month to launch membership talks with Ukraine is “at risk” and there is no...

President Sakellaropoulou: Greece Remains a Pillar of Stability and Peace in the Wider Region

Posted by Dilara Azra
1 year ago

Greece will continue to highlight its national rights and remain a pillar of stability and peace in our wider region,” President of the Republic...

Thousands March Through Athens to Mark 50 Years Since a Student Uprising Was Crushed by Dictatorship

Posted by Afshin Yusuf
1 year ago

More than 25,000 people have marched peacefully through central Athens to mark the 50th anniversary of a pro-democracy student uprising that was violently put...

Greece Will Soon Be Home to Europe’s Largest Coastal Park

Posted by Alara Burcu
1 year ago

Visitors to Athens Greece will soon have to add one more destination to their must-see list: The Ellinikon which, among other things, will be home to...