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UK pushes NATO-style naval alliance without the US to deter Russian threat: 9 European countries involved
The United Kingdom is moving forward with the creation of a unified naval force involving nine European countries, aiming to strengthen deterrence against Russia, according to the head of the Royal Navy
International Energy Agency: The world is facing the biggest energy crisis in history, says its chief
Brent crude prices jumped to a four-year high today amid concerns that the war in Iran may escalate
The police officer who arrested the 89-year-old in a hotel in Patras: “I pretended to be a guest—he told me ‘now all the tv channels will show me’”
Police officer Charalambos Tsitsikas described, minute by minute, how he approached and subdued the 89-year-old gunman who had injured five people at the EFKA office in Kerameikos and at the Athens Court of First Instance building
What’s happening with oil: Why it dropped from record highs of $126 to around $111 within hours
The role of Trump's statements, market fears of "demand destruction" and strategic stocks
Mitsotakis at the inauguration of the University of Nicosia in Athens: A significant step, next is the revision of Article 16 of the Constitution
“We did not back down in the face of the opposition’s rigid positions,” said the Prime Minister in his address – The ceremony took place in the presence of President Christodoulides – First images from the new university – It will host programs in Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, Psychology and Business Administration
UN: Athens calls on Ankara to respect international agreements, term “Turkish Straits” inconsistent with Montreux Convention
The Turkish Permanent Representative to the UN used the term “Turkish Straits” during a speech at the Security Council on the Dardanelles, prompting a response from the Greek diplomat
May Day: Metro, Electric Railway, Tram, trains and ferries come to a halt – how buses will operate
What will happen with buses on suburban routes
Metron Analysis: ND at 28.6% with losses, PASOK at 15%, gains for Tsipras, decline for Karystianou
Mitsotakis leads by 19 points in suitability for Prime Minister – Gavriil Sakellaridis ranks above Androulakis in popularity
“Emily in Paris” officially to film in Mykonos in May, with Mitsotakis seal of approval – What he said at Cabinet
The Prime Minister made the announcement while Lina Mendoni and Leonidas Christopoulos were presenting the five-year plan for the development of the film industry in Greece
Ministry of Culture: Restoration and enhancement of the acropolis of Ancient Pelinna in Thessaly
One of the most significant fortified ancient works of Thessaly, the walls of Ancient Pelinna, is being restored and highlighted by the Ministry of Culture. Within the archaeological site of Pelinna, which has a long historical continuity and a prominent role in antiquity, a series of works is underway focusing on the consolidation and restoration of the western section of the walls and the northwestern towers
