The European Union’s intellectual property agency has rejected an appeal by Turkey’s tourism promotion body against a 2025 decision cancelling the “TurkAegean” trademark, in a ruling welcomed by Greece as a vindication of its longstanding objections. Source link
Greece’s hardline migration minister, Thanos Plevris, threatened unspecified “very harsh” measures against asylum seekers should heavy migratory flows continue in small boats from north Africa to Crete. Source link
The imminent Turkish bill will likely exclude the ‘Blue Homeland’ doctrine and the ‘gray zones,’ but it is the basis for serious problems in the future. How can Athens respond? Source link
The Demos Center of the American College of Greece (17B Ipitou) celebrates 100 Years of Miles Davis with a jazz concert featuring faculty and guest musicians performing original repertoire inspired by the legendary trumpeter. Source link
‘Panathenea’ has attracted over 3,000 startups and – so far through Thursday – more than 11,000 visitors. Source link
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled this week that Turkey violated freedom of religion in a case involving two Greek Orthodox clergymen barred from running for leadership positions in religious foundations. Source link
US oil giant acquires 70% of concession rights in Ionian Sea block from Helleniq Energy. Source link
Ocean-going shipping is making its debut on the Athens Stock Exchange. Source link
Brazz Duet, featuring vocalist Loukia Paleologou and guitarist Grigoris Danis, brings a long-standing collaboration to Spiti Art Bar (7 Efpatridon) with a refined blend of Brazilian music and jazz. Source link
Greek authorities have seized 25 unregistered pistols near the northern city of Komotini in what investigators describe as the latest case in an ongoing flow of weapons from Turkey through the Evros border region Source link