At least eight confirmed cases of COVID-19 were recorded in the last few hours on Monday in a single monastery on Mount Athos, which has already been placed in quarantine. A monk,…
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The Hellenic Initiative (THI) Australia announced that with a €16,000 grant, it will be supporting 10 regional schools across Greece to participate in the innovative Tipping Point education and youth empowerment program.…
Following a rise in coronavirus infections particularly in the centre of Athens, as of today there are new coronavirus measures. The emergency measures which will last until October 4, are as follows:…
The French Embassy in Cyprus said it all in its tweet earlier by accusing the Turks of playing one member of the EU (implying Greece) against another (implying Cyprus). One cannot play…
The Municipality of Athens launched a new way of serving citizens. As of last week, citizens that need to visit municipal offices in order to process their affairs, can now easily book appointments…
Protesters in Germany’s capital on Sunday demanded that the government do more to help migrants stranded on Greek islands following a series of fires that devastated the refugee camp of Moria. The…
In a recent interview with ‘Naftika Chronika’, US Ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt, spoke about maritime investments in Greece, the the Port of Alexandroupoli and Greece’s shipping’s industry. Read the interview here…
Cyclone Ianos, has left three people dead and another reported missing, after the severe weather phenomena swept from the Ionian Islands through central Greece this weekend. The casualties included an older woman…
Stefanos Karavidas, a retired pilot, analysed the capabilities of the French-made Rafale fighter jet that Greece will acquire and highlighted that the Greek Air Force has a “culture of victory.” Karavidas served…
A huge, bright Holy Cross, which was erected in a prominent position in the surrounding area of the Holy Monastery of Agia Skepi – Agia Paraskevi of Nea Vyssa on the Greek-Turkish…
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will travel tomorrow to Brussels where he will attend the EU Foreign Affairs Council. The foreign ministers are expected to discuss current topical issues, including Turkey’s aggression…
ESTIA, the oldest newspaper in Greece still in circulation, had a headline claiming that Germany wants Greece to demilitarise its islands close to Turkey. “Berlin is pushing Athens for the demilitarization of…
Greek Minister of National Defense, Nikos Panagiotopoulos, spoke in an interview with Nea Savvatokyriako about tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean with Turkey, as well as the new armament program of the Armed…
After about 150 years of operation, according to information from business circles, the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens has new owners – a Qatari business group, Greek media initially reported. However, sources…
Some of you have certainly heard about the conflict between Greece and Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean. But what is it about? First things first, the biggest issue of dispute is about…
A NATO investigation into a naval standoff between French and Turkish ships close to Libya in June has been rated too sensitive to discuss in public and does not apportion blame, as…
The plasma exchange treatment developed by Greek scientists is showing promising results so far.
Following a rise in coronavirus infections particularly in the centre of Athens, Deputy Minister for Civil Protection and Crisis Management Nikos Hardalias on Friday announced emergency measures that will go into effect…
Cyprus resilient against EU pressure to approve Belarus sanctions when Turkish actions are sidelined
Nicosia remains resilient against European Union pressure to not veto sanctions against Belarus at a time when many member states are less than willing to commit themselves to approve sanctions against Turkey…
The testimony of a witness and a video posted on social media the night the Moria migrant camp was destroyed by fire led to the identification of six young Afghans accused of…