Greece Accelerates Restoration of Historic Landmarks

Greece Accelerates Restoration of Historic Landmarks

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni concluded her two-day visit to the Florina regional unit with an inspection of the city’s archaeological monuments and historic buildings. Accompanied by Andreas Tsokas, head of a department at the Florina Ephorate of Antiquities, Mendoni visited the Ottoman Tower, known as the Koules, the Ottoman baths, the minaret—the only surviving …

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Greece Must Defend Against Turkey, Not Serve Palestinian Interests

Greece Must Defend Against Turkey, Not Serve Palestinian Interests

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis praised Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Defence Minister Nikos Dendias in Parliament for signing an intergovernmental agreement with Israel on the “Achilles Shield” air defence system. Georgiadis described the agreement as a measure that “secures the freedom of the Greek state” against a Turkish or any other threat. He welcomed …

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Store shooter charged

Prosecutors in Thessaloniki filed felony robbery and illegal weapons charges Monday against a 38-year-old man accused of opening fire inside a convenience store on Kassandrou Street. Source link

Greece Shines with Five More Silver Medals at Mediterranean Games

Greece Shines with Five More Silver Medals at Mediterranean Games

Team Greece won five silver medals across four different sports during another successful day at the Taranto 2026 Mediterranean Games, taking Greece’s overall medal tally to 50. (ΜΑΡΙΛΙΑ ΒΑΣΙΛΑΚΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ / EUROKINISSI) The Greek delegation continued its strong showing at the Games, adding silver medals in athletics, handball, tennis and weightlifting. Silver for Women’s 4×100m Relay …

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Tourism and self-regulation

The historical study presented in this issue shows that, in the first few decades after World War II, Greeks saw tourism as a blessing – a panacea that would set a country still recovering from the wound of war on the path of growth. Source link

Frozen Baby Found In Suitcase Was “Possessed by Devil”

Frozen Baby Found In Suitcase Was “Possessed by Devil”

Shock and revulsion have followed the discovery of an eight-month-old baby frozen inside a suitcase in Kypseli, Athens, as new forensic findings raise further questions about the circumstances surrounding the child’s death. A forensic examination found multiple stab wounds on the baby’s body. Reports indicate at least 10 knife wounds, while police analyst Stavros Balaskas …

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