Elon Musk has expressed support for the idea that the United States should reconsider its membership in NATO and the United Nations.
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Elon Musk has expressed support for the idea that the United States should reconsider its membership in NATO and the United Nations.
A collection of personal items, including those from his time in Greece, belonging to the late Leonard Cohen, including handwritten poems and a lock of his hair, sold for significant amounts at a Los Angeles auction on Friday
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) continue investigating the riots following the Tempi rally at Syntagma Square on Friday. Police spokeswoman Constantia Demoglidou stated that beyond the 72 arrests, ELAS possesses “enough material to…
The devastating floods caused by Storm “Daniel” in Libya have led to an unexpected archaeological discovery: an ancient Greek tombstone. The Libyan Antiquities Authority has confirmed a limestone tombstone found in the…
In a recent interview, Migration Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos stated that Greece will not accept mass returns of migrants from Western European countries. He emphasized the need for stricter asylum regulations and increased border security, while also addressing concerns over new migration routes from North Africa to Crete.
Thanasi Kokkinakis underwent surgery to address a persistent pectoral injury, with tennis legend Boris Becker sending his well wishes for a smooth rehabilitation. Fellow ATP players, including Borna Coric and Matt Ebden, also expressed their support as Kokkinakis aims for a strong comeback.
On the second anniversary of the tragic Tempi train accident, thousands in Thessaloniki gathered to honor the 57 lives lost. A viral video during the rally captured a moment of solidarity as protesters formed a corridor for an EKAV ambulance to pass through the crowded Egnatia Street, underscoring the peaceful intentions of the gathering amidst the call for justice and accountability.
Thousands of people rallied outside the Greek embassy in London to demand justice and transparency following the tragic events in Tempi on February 28. The demonstration, comprising Greek expatriates and supporters, highlighted the global call for accountability and underscored the strong emotional connection shared with their native country. Despite the distance, the protestors’ demands for truth and justice echoed powerfully, showing that national tragedies resonate far beyond geographical boundaries.
With the arrival of Monday, March 3rd, Orthodox Christians worldwide commence Great Lent, known in Greek as ‘Kali Sarakosti.’
March 2, 2025 – Outlook seems to be back up and running after a significant global outage left thousands of users unable to access the service. The disruption began shortly after 9…
John Catsimatidis, a prominent Greek-American businessman, has criticized Greece’s Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis for his failure to meet with Archbishop Elpidophoros or visit the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese during a recent US visit, highlighting concerns about respect for institutional integrity.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has issued a stark warning to the Syrian regime, stating that any harm to the Druze community will provoke a military response from Israel. Highlighting the potential threat posed by Syrian forces to the Druze in the city of Jaramana, Katz emphasized Israel’s commitment to protecting the Druze people both within and beyond its borders. This announcement comes amidst reports of ongoing clashes in Jaramana, heightening regional tensions and reaffirming Israel’s defensive posture.
The legendary yacht Christina O, famously owned by Aristotle Onassis, is on the market for €90 million. Originally built as a warship in 1943, this 99-meter vessel offers both a rich history and lucrative leasing opportunities, generating annual profits of €5 million.
Significant damage occurred at the archaeological site of the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the ODAP sales outlet at Louloudadika during a rally in Athens on February 28, marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi railway disaster. Marble from the ancient temple was broken and display cases were vandalized, but authorities quickly initiated repairs, ensuring public safety and continuing operations.
Forgiveness Sunday, occurring just before Great Lent in the Greek Orthodox Church, emphasizes themes of repentance and reconciliation. It recalls Adam and Eve’s exile from Eden and highlights the importance of seeking forgiveness from God and one another. Through the Divine Liturgy and the Vespers of Forgiveness, believers are encouraged to embark on Lent’s spiritual journey as a community unified in faith and love.
The 26-year-old Greek produced a strong performance to beat his in-form Canadian opponent 6-3 6-3. The fourth seed had reached the final of the tournament twice before, losing to Novak Djokovic in…
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the UK’s unwavering support during their meeting at 10 Downing Street. This diplomatic encounter follows a tense exchange between Zelenskyy and US President Donald Trump, highlighting the dynamics of international support for Ukraine amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Greece experienced a significant boost in entrepreneurship in 2024, with new business registrations rising by 18.3%, totaling 132,507 companies, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority.
The Bank of Greece (BoG) projects that Greece’s inflation will settle at 2.5% in 2025, slightly exceed 2% in 2026, and then rise again to 2.5% in 2027. According to the BoG…
With the arrival of Monday, March 3rd, Orthodox Christians worldwide commence Great Lent, known in Greek as ‘Kali Sarakosti.’
The legendary yacht Christina O, famously owned by Aristotle Onassis, is on the market for €90 million. Originally built as a warship in 1943, this 99-meter vessel offers both a rich history and lucrative leasing opportunities, generating annual profits of €5 million.
Athens is exploding with color and excitement this weekend for the grand finale of Apokries, Greece’s vibrant Carnival season! Join the city-wide celebration with parades, music, dancing, and free events for all ages before the start of Lent. From traditional performances to digital costume design, there’s something for everyone!
A collection of personal items, including those from his time in Greece, belonging to the late Leonard Cohen, including handwritten poems and a lock of his hair, sold for significant amounts at a Los Angeles auction on Friday
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, celebrating his 85th birthday, is a prominent global Christian leader known for his environmental advocacy and interfaith dialogue efforts. His leadership has significantly impacted the Orthodox Church and strengthened its international stature.
George Frazis is not what you’d call a conventional banker. While most financial executives blend into boardrooms with practiced anonymity, Frazis has spent decades standing out.
In an exclusive interview with Greek City Times, Olympic javelin thrower and former European Champion Anna Verouli discusses her remarkable career, the importance of sports for youth, and her vision for the future of Greek athletics. From her historic gold medal win in Athens to the challenges she faced, Verouli shares inspiring insights and advice for aspiring athletes. She also touches upon her political involvement and the crucial role parents play in encouraging children in sports.
A collection of personal items, including those from his time in Greece, belonging to the late Leonard Cohen, including handwritten poems and a lock of his hair, sold for significant amounts at a Los Angeles auction on Friday
A groundbreaking moment for Greek theatre: Euripides’ *Hippolytus* makes history as the first Greek-language performance at the prestigious Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF), March 1st & 2nd, 2025. Directed by Katerina Evangelatos, this contemporary take on a classic tragedy explores timeless themes of desire, divine power, and justice.
A powerful bronze sculpture, “Suppliants,” by acclaimed Greek artist Frosso Efthymiadi-Menegaki, has been unveiled at UN Headquarters, marking the start of Greece’s term on the Security Council. The artwork symbolizes the plight of refugees and vulnerable individuals, highlighting the importance of human rights and international cooperation.
With the arrival of Monday, March 3rd, Orthodox Christians worldwide commence Great Lent, known in Greek as ‘Kali Sarakosti.’
Giorgos Lignos, a Greek chemical engineer, has turned honey a striking blue. His company, It’s Alive, has pioneered a sustainable urban farm, producing fresh spirulina daily and transforming the superfood market.
“Nobody makes Greek food like me in Sydney!” Chef Stergios Zdralis, is set to offer a unique twist on traditional pub fare with his signature Greek flavours, this time at the Gravanis brothers’ newly reopened Pier Bistro.
Four Greek egg dishes have cracked the top 50 on TasteAtlas’s global ranking, showcasing the country’s rich culinary heritage. From the simple elegance of Strapatsada to the creamy indulgence of Staka me Avga, these dishes highlight the versatility of the egg in Greek cuisine. Discover these and other international egg delights on TasteAtlas.