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Mitsotakis in Paris for 37-nation Ukraine support summit, Zelensky also present
The main topics of discussion are strengthening military support for Ukraine, increasing pressure on Moscow through a new package of European sanctions, and preparing the security framework that would accompany a future peace process
A visit to Alimos: Remembering Australia’s fallen & strengthening community ties
We read at the War Cemetery the names of our Australian soldiers including clearly some of Greek origin names such as Zampellis
Wave of resignations rocks SYRIZA: Deputy Secretary Anastasia Sapouna & six other senior officials step down
Earlier in the day, Simeon Kedikoglou had already resigned, announcing that he would align himself with Alexis Tsipras. Present at the meeting were Rena Dourou, Nikos Pappas, and Pavlos Polakis
Robert Plant, the legendary voice of Led Zeppelin, on a magical night at Sani Hill (videos-photos)
Robert Plant returned to Greece after almost two decades, not to revive the Led Zeppelin legend, but to remind us where it all began. His concert at Sani Festival was a return to the roots of an artist who is still searching for something new
Cyprus condemns the illegal memorandum of understanding between Turkey and the occupied territories regarding the construction of a natural gas pipeline
The statement notes, among other things, that this “memorandum” is yet another manifestation of Turkey’s revisionist policy in the Eastern Mediterranean
“Hagia Sophia: A symbol of the Conquest of Constantinople”: Turkish Culture Minister provokes on six years since its reopening as a mosque
Another anniversary of the “historic day” has arrived, when Hagia Sophia was reopened for worship with the signature of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy wrote, among other things, in a social media post
Cyprus before the European Court over a Colonial-era Law: Female dancers & singers at weddings are treated as…prostitutes
A father's attempt to organize his daughter's wedding has turned into an international legal dispute, with the Cypriot government now defending itself before the European Court of Human Rights
Congress allows sale of F110 engines to Ankara for Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet, report Hurriyet and Yeni Safak
A joint resolution that would have blocked the transaction did not advance during the 15-day congressional review period, according to the pro-government Turkish newspapers. The sale of General Electric F110 engines is considered significant for the KAAN fighter program
