In our turbulent time it is alarming that new parties are born and the political debate is held in an ideological framework which has no relation with the challenges that we must face. Source link

May ended at the Greek stock market on Friday with monthly gains of 8.41%. Source link

An easyJet flight from Scotland to Uganda has been diverted to Crete after flight attendants were unable to subdue an unruly passenger, state ERT television said. Source link

Helsinki supports decision-making on certain EU foreign policy issues by qualified majority voting (i.e. 80% of member-states), Finland Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen told Kathimerini in an interview during her visit to Athens this week. Source link

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