Greece
Greece
Turkey Receives the First Deported Migrants from Greece
The first deported migrants from Greece arrived at Dikili in western Turkey on Monday, the first day of the implementation of the relocation agreement between Ankara and the European Union.
A total of 202 migrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh...
Environment
A Greek Island Among Hidden Diamonds of Europe
Kokkari is a very beautiful village in Samos, with approximately 1,000 citizens. It is located 10 km northeast the town of Samos. Built in the beginning of the 19th century, its name is widely claimed to derive from a kind...
Archaeology
The Ancient Theatre of Larissa Opens its Doors to the Public
One of the best preserved ancient theatres, the Ancient Theatre of Larissa, Greece, dated back to the 3rd century BC, opened its doors to the public. Following Larissa Antiquities Ephorate decision, the theatre will be open for visitors every...
Culture
Greek and Turkish Folk Dances With Common Origins, Still Popular Today
Many Greek folk dances go way back to the days of the Byzantine Empire, and as a result are still very popular among Turkish people, says a Daily Sabah report.
Today, when Turks refer to Greek dance, the focus is...
Greece
Refugees: Thousands of Asylum Requests to the Greek Authorities
Thousands of asylum requests have been submitted to the Greek authorities from the side of the refugees, so that they would not be led back to Turkey.
Mega Channel reported, that out of 3,000 refugees who have reached Mytilene, 2,850...
Greece
Greek Police Clash With Chios Residents Protesting Refugee Transfer [video]
A violent clash between Chios residents protesting against a refugee transfer and police resulted in three locals suffering injuries on Sunday night.
Residents of the Tampakika region of Chios staged a protest complaining about the transfer of refugees to be...
Economy
IMF Chief Dismisses Wikileaks Report on Greece as 'Simply Nonsense'
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde has dismissed the WikiLeaks report that suggests IMF is deliberately trying to push Greece towards a "credit event."
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sent a letter to Lagarde asking if this is the official...
Economy
EU to Start Talks on Greek Debt Relief by Mid-April if Bailout Review is Completed
Euro zone finance ministers are likely to start discussing debt relief for Greece on the sidelines of the IMF's spring meetings in mid-April, if Athens has implemented the required reforms package by then, euro zone officials told Reuters.
Representatives of...
Greece
Greece Braces for Refugee Violence as EU-Turkey Deportation Deal Goes in Effect
Government spokesperson on migration Giorgos Kyritsis said Greece is preparing for violent riots when the mass deportation of refugees and migrants goes in effect on Monday.
The agreement between the European Union and Turkey to be implemented as of April...
Greece
Greece Scrambles to Finalize Deportation Plan
Hours before the scheduled start of the deportation of hundreds of migrants from the island of Lesbos, Greek officials had yet to finalize their plans under a deal between the European Union and Turkey.
Activists in Lesbos planned a protest...