Greece has firmly rejected Turkey’s latest claims over the status of sovereignty in the Aegean, calling them “unfounded and unacceptable” and stressing that Greek sovereignty remains non-negotiable. The Greek Foreign Ministry issued the strongly worded statement on Saturday in response to Ankara’s comments on Greece’s new Special Spatial Planning Framework for Industry and the Supply …
The incident that took place on May 10, 1859, was a seemingly minor one: A group of school and university students appeared at Athens’ Pedion tou Areos Park – the “Champs Elysee” of the Greek capital at the time – for the customary Sunday stroll, wearing cheap straw sun hats. Source link
Team Greece added two more gold medals in judo and triathlon as Greece continued its impressive campaign at the Taranto 2026 Mediterranean Games, producing another outstanding day for the Greek delegation. Elisavet Teltsidou delivered one of the day’s biggest performances in judo, winning the women’s +78kg gold medal. The Greek judoka reached the top of …
It was supposed to be quick. Still, six months after the US and Israel launched powerful airstrikes on Iran, the conflict drags on. Source link
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One of the brand new five metro stations that were inaugurated on Friday was vandalized later in the evening. Source link
A cleanup operation on Mount Olympus has removed 650 kilograms of rubbish from beneath the so-called “Throne of Zeus,” near one of the mountain’s highest peaks. The organisation Ecogenia led the initiative in cooperation with the Christos Kakalos Mountain Refuge. Among the discoveries were soft drink cans from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, sheets …
A 36-year-old man was arrested on the island of Kos on Saturday by investigators of the local Fire Department for carrying out welding work near grass, despite a ban on activities that can cause fire. Source link
Europe faces renewed energy concerns as winter approaches and natural gas storage levels remain unusually low, while the war in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continue to disrupt energy markets. The situation has revived fears of another energy crisis and exposed Europe’s continued dependence on natural gas and international …
We live in a world where every day there is at least one thing to lose sleep over: “Biblical” natural disasters, fires or floods, femicides, and threats to public health (like the West Nile virus). Source link