On March 27, 2025, World Theatre Day celebrates the global impact of theatre, with Greece at its heart as the birthplace of Western drama. From ancient amphitheaters like Epidaurus to modern stages, explore Greece’s theatrical legacy, featuring playwrights like Sophocles and innovative directors like Theodoros Terzopoulos, a proud heritage for all Greeks.
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Right-wing MP Thanos Plevris defended Navy cadets who chanted anti-Turkey slogans during Greece’s Independence Day parade, dismissing the backlash as overblown. Speaking on Skai TV, he argued the slogans reflect combat training and suit the occasion, while criticizing Turkey’s policies and rejecting calls to punish the trainees.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on March 30, 2025, to discuss the Gaza conflict, humanitarian aid, and a major subsea power cable project linking Europe, Cyprus, and Israel, according to Greek sources.
Demand drives up prices, and in Greece, Arachova and Kalavryta lead as winter hotspots with over 90% occupancy, while Kastoria surprises with a 90% pre-booking rate for March 25. Ski resorts buzz, prices climb, and even lesser-known destinations like Arcadia’s villages see full bookings, proving that a weekend escape comes with a hefty €300+ price tag—pushing annual travel costs to €3,500 or more.
AEGEAN Airlines hit record €1.78 billion revenue and 16.3 million passengers in 2024, despite engine issues and geopolitical disruptions. The Greek carrier plans 21.5 million seats for 2025, boosting its network and fleet.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni sharply rebuked Antiquities head Alkistis Papadimitriou in Argos, frustrated by neglected archaeological sites despite millions in funding. ‘Be careful!’ Mendoni warned during a heated, on-camera exchange.
A fire that erupted at noon in a wood processing factory in Heraklion’s Industrial Area on March 25, 2025, has been contained after an intense effort by over 100 firefighters. The blaze, which caused significant damage, was confined to the facility with the help of 25 fire trucks and critical support from local agencies, preventing it from spreading to nearby businesses
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed that “the European Union cannot exist without Turkey,” highlighting Turkey’s critical role in security and beyond, while accusing the opposition of inciting violence amid protests over the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. He also expressed optimism about a $100 billion trade target with the US following a conversation with President Donald Trump.
Following a victory over Scotland, Greece’s national football team will face Denmark, Scotland, and Belarus in the World Cup qualifiers. The top 12 teams from the groups will advance directly, with playoffs determining the final four spots.
The British Museum’s new trustees, including anti-restitution author Tiffany Jenkins, step into a heated debate over the Parthenon Marbles. As Greece pushes for their return, the appointments signal a firm stance on keeping the ancient sculptures in London.
Konstantinos Karetsas, the 17-year-old who just became Greece’s youngest-ever goalscorer in a 2-0 Nations League win over Scotland. From his roots in Belgium to his record-breaking strike on March 23, 2025, this Genk starlet is lighting up football—and he’s not even 18 yet.
A tragic shipwreck off Farmakonisi on Saturday night has left one dead and 19 migrants rescued, including three minors. The Greek Coast Guard continues its search with vessels and a helicopter, while initial reports noted a man found unconscious and two children in critical condition. The total number of passengers remains unknown.
A magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck 50 kilometers south of Santorini on March 20, 2025, at 10:42 local time, the latest in a series of tremors plaguing the region since late January. While minor, it follows a state of emergency declared on February 6 after a swarm of stronger quakes prompted mass evacuations.
The Greek government is set to resume surveys in April for the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), a subsea electricity cable linking Greece and Cyprus, despite technical delays and Turkish opposition. The project aims to enhance energy security and integrate renewable energy in the Eastern Mediterranean, with Greece asserting its rights in international waters.
Turkey is preparing to ratify framework military agreements with Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia, enhancing its presence in the region and expanding its influence around Greece. These agreements, signed in 2024, aim to deepen military relations and address regional security threats amidst heightened geopolitical tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.
After Tuesday’s Geneva meeting on Cyprus, Greek FM George Gerapetritis called reunification the sole solution, pushing for dialogue and announcing a five-party meeting by July. He met Turkish FM Hakan Fidan to discuss progress and regional issues.
North Macedonia’s Foreign Minister, Timco Mucunski, visited fire victims from Kocani in Thessaloniki hospitals, expressing gratitude for Greece’s support after the tragic nightclub fire that claimed 59 lives.
Stella Michailidou, the 22-year-old Star Hellas 2024 from Thessaloniki, will represent Greece at the 72nd Miss World pageant in Telangana, India, from May 7-31, 2025. A model, dancer, and athlete, she aims to embody the modern Greek woman on a global stage, calling it “a great honor and tremendous responsibility.” Inspired by Greece’s 1996 win in India, Michailidou seeks to inspire and empower, supported by her family and a dedicated team.
Dr. Deanna Shrodes claims a divine miracle led her to her long-lost father and inspired her to document other extraordinary stories of faith and prayer in her book Uncommon Answers. From a teen’s cancer recovery to a woman overcoming infertility, she argues miracles are more common than we think—and all it takes is listening to God.