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Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Rats Take Over Syntagma Square, Experts Concerned (video) Unlikely ‘visitors’ to downtown Athens’ Syntagma Square have flooded Greek social media in recent days, drawing concern from residents and fueling criticism of the city’s mayor—packs of rats. A podcast by Greek To Vima Today explores the issue, interviewing a witness to […]

Kyriakos Mitsotakis met in New York City with US investors, capital fund managers, insurance and bank executives

Earlier, Nikos Christodoulides met with French President Emmanuel Macron and Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Celebrated annually in over 40 countries, European Heritage Days aims to unite citizens through a shared cultural heritage, offering free entry and special events at state archaeological sites and monuments this weekend

Greek warship 'Elli' to participate in evacuation operations of foreign nationals from Lebanon if requested as Israel escalates attacks.

Commuters were evacuated from the train with no injuries. An investigation into the causes of the incident has be launched.

Greece’s Citizens Protection Minister says despite the 4,500 fires so far this year, the total area burned is 24% below the 20-year average.

The Greek PM emphasized the strategic depth of the relationship between Greece and the United States, a long-standing friendship unaffected by who's in the White House

This is a move that aims for the gradual phase-out of lignite units and an increase in renewable energy sources, with a particular emphasis on wind energy.

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Rats can been seen in the morning around Athens' Syntagma square, frolicking in the grass and drinking from puddles. Experts attribute the population spike to an abundance of trash and disruptions in their subterranean environment.

The trilateral meeting mainly focused on international and regional developments, particularly the ongoing war in the Gaza strip.

UK tabloids highlight PM Mitsotakis' plans to combat overtourism through a steep new tourist tax on popular destinations. Meanwhile, Germany warns that the move could drive their tourists to Spain and Italy.

A bilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of Greece and Egypt preceded the trilateral summit

Everything you’ll need to make Chicken souvlaki 3 pieces of chicken breast fillet Rosemary sprigs For the marinade: 2 onions 2 tomatoes 2 tbsp chopped parsley 1 tbsp chopped mint 2 tbsp olive oil 2 tbsp yogurt 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar Salt Pepper Instructions: Blend the onions, tomatoes, and herbs in a blender until smooth. […]

Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Ecogenia: Engaging Greece’s Youth in Civic Climate Action The devastating fires in the past years, with the latest last month reaching into Athens’ suburbs, and the resulting floods in Central Greece, have made the need for consistent climate action all the more urgent. Athens to Go ‘Pink’ on Sun. for […]