Turkey's Foreign ministry said on Tuesday that Israel's decision to ban the UN relief agency UNRWA from operating inside of the country was a clear violation of international law that aimed to prevent displaced Palestinians from returning home.

Lena Argiri, the Washington, DC correspondent for public broadcaster ERT and Kathimerini, joins Thanos Davelis to look at what President Christodoulides’ upcoming White House visit means for US-Cyprus ties, especially as Cyprus emerges as a critical strategic partner for the United States.

A fire broke out Tuesday on Serifos, near Vagia beach on the Cycladic island’s southern coast, burning through low vegetation.

Two correctional officers were arrested after a 22-year-old female inmate was found hanged on Friday evening at Korydallos Prison in western Athens, the Ministry of Citizen Protection announced on Tuesday.

Greece will further bolster security along its Evros border with Turkey by hiring an additional 150 border guards, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has said. These new recruits, supplementing the 450 guards hired over the past two years, will be stationed to support the second line of defense.

The primary timeline for determining whether there is genuine scope for substantive discussions on Greek-Turkish differences remains unchanged, well-informed sources have told Kathimerini. They note that Greece is not deviating from its well-known and consistently stated public positions on delimiting the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and the continental shelf. For the Greek government, the upcoming […]

From the shape of his face, his nose, the side parting and smile, Tim Shiver brings to mind his mother’s brother John.

The new tax bill that settles a number of issues, such as the tax exemption for empty properties returning to the market, is being put to public consultation this week.

Nearly seven in 10 adults are in favor of equipping children who are being bullied with an alarm similar to the one distributed by the police to victims of domestic abuse, but warn that it could increase the risk against them if the response to a summons for help is not immediate and efficient, a new survey has found.

When Israeli fighter jets roared off the runways Friday night, on a thousand-mile run to Iran, they headed for two major sets of targets: the air defenses that protect Tehran, including Iran’s leadership, and the giant fuel mixers that make propellant for Iran’s missile fleet.

When doors close and no one listens, even my most liberal or center-left American colleagues predict that Republican candidate Donald Trump will win the next US election.

In an interview with Kathimerini, North Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski emphasized the nation’s commitment to stronger regional cooperation, highlighting projects aimed at diversifying energy sources and enhancing infrastructure across the Western Balkans.

The Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum (CAMU) in Athens is set for a significant architectural upgrade aimed at enhancing its visibility and community engagement.

A ferry carrying 550 passengers and 16 crew members ran aground Monday four nautical miles northwest of Igoumenitsa in the Thesprotia region, authorities said.

The Health Ministry submitted a legislative plan to Parliament on Friday aimed at enhancing the role and resources of primary care doctors. 

The body of a woman was discovered in the sea near the Lipasmata area of the capital's Piraeus port late Monday afternoon, authorities said.

The government’s announcement of a “compassionate” tax break of up to 300 euros a month on tips earned via card payments was not met without complaints, as groups of workers doing equally hard and poorly paid jobs as waitstaff and delivery drivers also want to be included.

The Greek National Opera Ballet (364 Syngrou) opens its season with a revival of “Don Quixote” by Ludwig Minkus, reimagined by Brazilian-German choreographer Thiago Bordin.

Firefighters are battling a subsurface fire on Mount Pangaio in Greece’s northern region of Macedonia, which is burning dry branches and leaves on the forest floor.

Heavy traffic is reported on the Athens-Lamia highway as travelers return from the October 28 “Ochi Day” holiday weekend.