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Up to 60 people missing as rescuers continue efforts to find survivors of head-on crash near LarissaThe death toll from the head-on collision of two trains in central Greece has risen to at least 40 people, with many more missing, according to the stat…
Patrols dispatched to frontier as migration minister calls for fences and surveillance as well as aid to preempt migrationGreece has reinforced border controls along its land and sea frontier with Turkey amid expectations of a new wave of arrivals by p…
UK nationals outnumber Germans for first time, as post-pandemic rebound helps Greek economy to grow by 5.6% in 2022UK travellers are leading an extraordinary rebound in tourism to Greece with arrivals up by 181% last year, according to the country’s ce…
Work at National Archaeological Museum will be overseen by UK architect David ChipperfieldIt is slated to be the “western world’s museum of museums,” a showcase of Greece’s greatest repository of ancient art.Once completed, the revamped National Archae…
Ersin Tatar, president of unrecognised Turkish republic, says north will otherwise become more dependent on TurkeyTurkish-occupied northern Cyprus will become ever more dependent on Turkey, and the hydrocarbon reserves surrounding Cyprus could be left …
Opposition leader Alexis Tsipras describes Kyriakos Mitsotakis as mastermind of ‘a criminal network’Greece’s prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, has survived a no-confidence vote over a phone-tapping scandal that has shocked the nation and sparked mou…
Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused of orchestrating mass wiretaps of political allies and foesThe leader of Greece’s main opposition party has tabled a motion of no confidence against the government, accusing the prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsot…
Royal who reigned for barely three years before being exiled is laid to rest six days after death was announcedHe was a king without a crown, a monarch without a kingdom, for longer than most can remember. But for a few hours in Athens on Monday, Const…
The State Department has contacted Congress about major arms deals for Turkey and Greece, but a prominent senator is strongly opposed to the Ankara sale.
An Olympic medalist, he was popular when he took the throne in 1964. But his efforts to intervene in Greek politics led to a coup and his ouster.