Greek Potato Stew Recipe With Olives and Tomato

Greek Potato Stew Recipe With Olives and Tomato

Greek potato stew turns potatoes, tomatoes and kalamata olives into a warming one-pan meal ready in under an hour. Greek potato stew with olives, tomato, parsley and feta, served with pita. Photo: Allrecipes What is Greek potato stew? Greek families call this dish patates yiahni, which simply means potatoes stewed in a tomato sauce. It …

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Six Arrested Over Sick Children Appeals

Six Arrested Over Sick Children Appeals

Police have arrested six people in an alleged NGO charity fraud that raised millions for seriously ill children, while most of the money never reached their families. The Northern Greece economic crime unit of the Hellenic Police carried out the operation on 30 October. Investigators allege that the people behind the NGO charity fraud also …

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Turkey Names Its Candidate for UN Chief

Turkey Names Its Candidate for UN Chief

ANKARA, October 2026 — Turkey has officially nominated former foreign minister Feridun Sinirlioglu to become the next United Nations secretary-general, setting up a likely clash with Greece on the Security Council. Turkish state media reported the nomination on Saturday 31 October. Feridun Sinirlioglu, 70, had previously floated his candidacy on the sidelines of the UN …

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Peloton Varosha Ride Removed as Company Apologises

Peloton Varosha Ride Removed as Company Apologises

Peloton has apologised and removed its Halloween-themed Peloton Varosha ride after a Greek American group protested its use of Varosha, the Cypriot city emptied by Turkey’s 1974 invasion. A Peloton spokesperson gave the statement to Kathimerini on Friday 30 October. It came hours after the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) demanded its removal. “We deeply …

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These are the people we need

Fortunately, there are aspects of life in Greece that have nothing to do with aggressive lawlessness or aggressive displays of wealth. Source link

What the ECHR Ruled on Karpasia

What the ECHR Ruled on Karpasia

Europe’s top human rights court found that Turkey subjected the enclaved Greek Cypriots of Karpasia to degrading treatment, and a new UN report shows they still depend on aid. The Karpasia peninsula is the long north-eastern “finger” of Cyprus. A small, ageing Greek Cypriot community stayed there after the 1974 Turkish invasion, which began an …

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