Gerapetritis highlights importance of maritime spatial plan
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, in an interview with Skai TV, highlighted the importance of the recently published maritime spatial plan (MSP), which was jointly announced by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Environment & Energy on Wednesday.

Trump’s election was ‘positive development,’ says Archbishop Ieronymos
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Archbishop Ieronymos, the head of the Orthodox Church of Greece, has described the election of Donald Trump as a “positive development” that benefits the world but urged that the US president take caution in navigating global tensions.



F-16 upgrade negotiations with the US continue as key differences persist
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

A key component of the 12-year, €28 billion defense procurement plan approved by the Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) on Wednesday is the upgrade of the F-16 Block 50 fighter jets to the Viper configuration.

Landslide to blame for road collapse in Thessaly, says contractor
NEWS

The head of the technical company responsible for the Keramidi–Rakopotamos coastal road in Thessaly, Athanasios Zygogiannis, told Kathimerini that the collapse of a 50-meter section was caused by a landslide, not a construction fault.

Man caught at Mount Athos to be extradited to Russia on embezzlement charges
NEWS

A Thessaloniki court has ruled that a 49-year-old Russian national, who was arrested at Mount Athos, will be extradited to Russia after being accused of embezzling 50 million rubles from the company where he served as director.



ANALYSIS

The demonstrations that have spread across Serbia are not tied to any political party. The collapse of the Novi Sad railway station roof may have been the trigger for this outpouring of anger, but its roots are much deeper.

Original Sifnos chickpea stew (revithada) in a clay pot
FOOD

The signature dish of the island of Sifnos, revithada is made on many other Cycladic islands as well.

Greek Independence Day lunch: Fried cod and garlic dip
FOOD

One thing that can be said about most holidays in Greece, is that they’re as much about the food as anything else.

Feta, tsipouro, sausage… and off we go to Trikala
FOOD

Three traditional products serve as both symbols of the region’s gastronomic heritage and pillars of its economy.

Micro-wineries in Cyprus hope to give the world’s oldest named wine a comeback
FOOD

Praised by the ancient Greek giants Homer and Euripides for its superb quality nearly 3,000 years ago, the Mediterranean island’s Commandaria is the world’s oldest recorded and named wine.