PM Mitsotakis' government has been discussing various options for months, with sources saying the PM is leaning towards a single country-wide ballot
The European Council on 14-15 December will have a very dense and packed agenda. In terms of security and geopolitics, there is no indication currently that the Gaza war will have been terminated. Rather, an escalation of the conflict is feared with more humanitarian suffering and pleas for help. The European response to the ongoing […]
The EU Struggles to Formulate a Unified Statement to Demonstrate its Geopolitical Presence
Celebrating European Cinema, Athens' 36th Panorama will Open with Ken Loach's Latest Film and Honor Emir Kusturica in Retrospective
Netherlands, Austria had Lowest Consumption
With eurozone economic activity weakening and inflation tumbling, rate rises appear to be having greater traction
“We need a global phasing out of fossil fuels and an energy sector predominantly free of fossil fuels well ahead of 2050. We also have to make sure that global emissions peak by 2025 and start to drop thereafter,” says Leena Ylä-Mononen, Executive Director of the European Environment Agency (EEA) in her interview with Greek daily To Vima ahead of COP28.
Deals are possible now that enough fliers have gotten revenge travel out of their systems
European powers are increasingly helping Kyiv hold the line against Russia as the war slips toward stalemate
One-hundred-and-fifty-three stolen vehicles were recovered by Greek police last month, according to a relevant announcement by authorities in the country, during a Europe-wide operation. Police authorities throughout Europe recovered 505 stolen vehicles, the result of the Frontex-run “Mobile 6” operation. In Greece, specifically, several arrests were made, including 16 people on migrant smuggling charges, along […]
Expectations Deteriorated Regarding Economic Growth and Jobless Rate
Ancient Eleusis hosted the religious and secretive Eleusinian Mysteries of antiquity
East Med Country Experiences Unseasonable Balmy Weather in South; Autumn in North
Marija Pejčinović Burić, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, discusses what she calls the democratic backsliding in many areas and explains why it is important to recognize that there have also been positive developments in some member states.