The American Hellenic Institute Foundation's (AHIF) Foreign Policy Trip to Greece and Cyprus concluded its seventh year, where ten students spanning the U.S. attended the two week program this summer.
The European Central Bank penned a letter discussing how Greece must enact its pension reform system, by President Mario Draghi.
Greece's new Labor Minister will be faced with a protocol with twenty mandates that must be enacted immediately, that may alter labor issues and pension mechanisms.
Croatia is planning to insist that Greece must halt migrants traveling from the Middle East region to Europe, as declared by the nation's Interior Minister Ranko Ostojic today.
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is expected to visit President Prokopis Pavlopoulos on Monday, at 20:00, to receive the mandate to form a government.
A rock-cut tomb of the Late Minoan period (around 1300 BC), was discovered in a rural area of the monastery Malevizi. This is the second tomb, located in the area of the monastery, after the first was revealed in June 2014, during the construction work on the biological treatment unit of the settlement.
Alexis Tsipras, leader of SYRIZA, which won Sunday's election, will be sworn in as prime minister on Monday (today) afternoon, and his government will be sworn in on Tuesday, he said.
A tornado hit Kalamata on Monday morning causing serious damages to houses, shops, gardens and a cemetery.
Official results were released by the Interior Ministry (99.53% of votes counted).
With Middle East slipping once again to fire and violent sectarian conflict, the Vatican and several other human rights groups assess that 100,000 Christians are killed each year because of their faith. The "Great Powers" weighting their response seem puzzled. In the meantime, Christians continue to die every day.
Washington, D.C.'s American Hellenic Institute is holding a book presentation commemorating the Smyrna Catastrophe, on Wednesday, October 7th.
Global markets believe that there will be minimal bailout perils concerning Greece and its upcoming snap elections on Sunday.
The amount of tourists flocking to Cyprus between January to August increased by 6.2%, in comparison to the same time period last year.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has cautioned Greece to enact its pension reform protocols, so the nation is able to offer full pensions to qualified citizens in the future.