On the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for an immediate ceasefire and a just, lasting peace, expressing sorrow for the lives lost and acknowledging the struggles of the Greek diaspora in affected regions. The statement reinforced Greece’s commitment to international law and condemned any aggression against sovereign nations.
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The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs congratulated Lebanon on its newly formed government, with special mention of Youssef Rajji’s appointment as Foreign Minister. Greece expressed its commitment to supporting Lebanon in strengthening state institutions and achieving peace, stability, and prosperity.
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz on January 27, 2025, honoring the six million Jews killed by the Nazis, including 67,151 Greeks. The statement called for the continued fight against hatred and intolerance, urging future generations to remember the Holocaust and ensure that such atrocities are “never again” repeated.
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed its warm approval of the long-awaited ceasefire…
On Sunday, the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its heartfelt condolences to the families impacted by a devastating plane crash in South Korea. The tragic incident occurred when a Jeju Airlines flight attempted a landing at Muan Airport, resulting in a catastrophic accident that claimed 179 lives.
The Nikos Kazantzakis Museum is co-organising a series of cultural events in New York from 21-25 October 2024, celebrating the legacy of the renowned Greek writer. The programme includes an event at the United Nations, an exhibition at the Greek Consulate, educational activities in Greek-American schools, and a literary evening. These events aim to honour Kazantzakis’ contributions to literature and culture, marking his influence in both Greece and the U.S., while fulfilling his wish to connect with the “New World.”
The Greek government has condemned Iran’s attacks on Israel, calling it a “serious escalation” that threatens regional stability. Greece stands by Israel’s right to security and urges immediate de-escalation. Meanwhile, Greece has prepared evacuation plans for citizens in Lebanon and Israel, and is assisting Cyprus by providing a C-130 aircraft to help evacuate Cypriot nationals from Lebanon.
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival 2024 kicked off with a festive red carpet event at the Harmony Gold Theatre on Saturday, June 1.
Greece unequivocally condemns the terrorist attack against Israeli citizens in Beersheba on Tuesday, tweeted the…
The Academy of Athens and the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad & Public Diplomacy of…
The Turkish newspaper Hürriyet reported on October 19 that the Santa Ruins archeological site has been registered as a “fragile area to be protected” leading some to conclude that “The Turkish government seems to have “perfected” the “art” of violating or destroying the region’s exceedingly rich cultural heritage built by the indigenous peoples of the land that Turkey largely exterminated about a hundred years ago.”
“The booklet of originally sixty print pages in the Greek language, published by the war…
The Foreign Ministers of Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, France and the United Arab Emirates, held a…