In his weekly review Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, focused on the economy’s improvement stressing that Greece is now is the third best performer among the 27 countries in terms …

Greek veterans who opposed the country’s former military leaders on Sunday demanded that the defence ministry relocate a historic warship after gale-force winds damaged the vessel that took part in …

The Greek countryside is experiencing a depopulation trend, marked by pronounced economic disparities and significant demographic shifts. The overall population of Greece is decreasing and aging, but the impact on …

Margaritis Schinas, the first Greek Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for Promoting the European Way of Life, is set to embark on an official visit to Australia, including Melbourne, …

The Museum of Refugee Hellenism was inaugurated at the stadium of AEK Athens in Nea Philadelphia in a climate of emotion, nostalgia, and pride. During the inauguration of the Museum …

Tens of thousands demonstrated in Greece on Friday the 50th anniversary of a deadly crackdown on a student revolt against a military junta, viewed as triggering the restoration of democracy. …

Foreign Minister, Giorgos Gerapetritis, will have a meeting with the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority on Thursday. The Foreign Minister will meet with the Prime Minister of the Palestinian …

Greece’s parliament on Wednesday set up a special committee to investigate the country’s deadliest train disaster that claimed 57 lives in February. A majority of 266 lawmakers in the 300-seat …

Greece’s police department on Wednesday said it had suspended an officer suspected of fatally shooting a teenage Roma boy, the second such incident in less than a year. The 17-year-old’s …

Fifty years after the Polytechnic uprising, Kappa Research publishes the key findings from this year’s annual research. First, the importance and catalytic role of the Polytechnic in the evolution of …