Ryanair passengers were left stranded in Greece after their flight to London Luton departed without them due to significant delays at Athens International Airport's passport control. The incident highlights ongoing issues with new EU border systems impacting travel.
A new film explores the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of Greece, who was instrumental in its independence and state-building but remains largely unknown. The film highlights his diplomatic skill, dedication to Greece, and the controversies surrounding his autocratic leanings and assassination.
Armenia will host the annual Eagle Partner joint military drills with the United States from June 17-25. France and Greece will also participate in the exercises, which aim to enhance interoperability for international peacekeeping missions.
Zheng Qinwen is focusing on a fresh start at the Nottingham Open, working with new coach Albert Costa as her regular coach Pere Riba recovers from a car accident. The Chinese star, currently ranked 122, emphasized the need for patience and a gradual process in adapting to the new coaching setup.
Chinese tennis player Zheng Qinwen began the Nottingham Open with a victory over Maria Sakkari, navigating a temporary change in her coaching staff as her long-term coach recovers from an accident. Zheng aims to build momentum for Wimbledon.
Seleções europeias como França, Holanda, Alemanha e Inglaterra contam com alta porcentagem de jogadores filhos de imigrantes em seus elencos para a Copa do Mundo. Esses jogadores, muitas vezes alvo de preconceito, representam a diversidade multicultural do continente.
The adolescent comedy 'G'wed,' set in Liverpool, is praised for its unique blend of humor, class commentary, and exploration of grief. Despite some tonal inconsistencies, its ambition and strong performances make it a standout show.
NSW coach Laurie Daley has given Mitchell Moses a deadline to prove his fitness for State of Origin Game 2, naming him in the squad despite a hamstring injury. The Blues lead the series 1-0. Queensland coach Billy Slater recalls Reece Walsh to the Maroons squad.
Three men plead guilty to violent disorder after protests in Southampton following Henry Nowak's murder; PM urges against using the case to cause disturbances.
Turkey is closely monitoring Greece and Cyprus's military activities, while the IAEA expresses concern over Iran's nuclear program and inability to access sites. Meanwhile, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution to end military operations against Iran, which President Trump denounced as "unpatriotic."
Broncos fullback Reece Walsh has lauded teammate Payne Haas for his candid assessment of the team's poor performance. Haas's forthright comments after a fourth consecutive loss have sparked internal discussions, with Walsh emphasizing the importance of such honesty for leadership and team improvement.
11-year-old Indian karting prodigy Atiqa Mir dominated the Champions of the Future Academy Program in Greece, winning qualifying, heats, and the final. The victory was made more emotional by the Indian national anthem playing on the podium, a moment she described as unforgettable.
Reece Walsh acknowledges his form hasn't met Queensland's State of Origin standards, accepting his omission from the squad. He vows to work harder for the Broncos to earn a recall.
Greece is reopening asylum cases for Syrians and Afghans whose status was granted due to civil war, citing the end of conflicts. This policy shift, affecting mainly Muslim asylum seekers, aligns with the EU's stricter migration pact and aims to increase returns, despite concerns about safety and discrimination.
Chevron applies to join Greece's offshore Block 10 with HelleniQ Energy, aiming for a 70% stake and operator role, highlighting the Eastern Mediterranean's growing importance in Europe's energy landscape.
Queensland Maroons coach Billy Slater remains non-committal on Reece Walsh's potential State of Origin II recall after a narrow 22-20 loss to NSW, despite Walsh's omission from Origin I. The series' fate hangs in the balance ahead of game two in Melbourne.
Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s former left-wing Prime Minister, has launched a new party, Elas, aiming to unite the country’s fragmented opposition amid widespread discontent with the political establishment and corruption, ahead of expected elections before summer 2027.
Francisco de Paula Expósito, a 25-year-old Spanish mountaineer from Andújar, has been found dead on Mount Olympus, Greece, after going missing during a solo trek. He was last seen on May 19th near the Mytikas summit.
Makri Island, a 100-hectare uninhabited Greek island, is up for auction with a starting bid of €247,000. Despite its beauty, the island faces significant legal, environmental, and bureaucratic hurdles, making development extremely challenging.
Makri Island, a 100-hectare uninhabited Greek island, is up for auction with a starting price of €247,000. Despite its beauty, the island faces significant legal, environmental, and bureaucratic hurdles for any development, making it a challenging market for buyers.
The release of a terrorist leader responsible for attacks on the US Embassy in Athens and the deaths of diplomats has sparked debate in Greece. The leader, who received 17 life sentences, has been in prison for 24 years. An appeal has been filed against the release decision.
Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemns the release of 17 November terrorist leader Alexandros Yotopulos in Greece on May 21, 2026. Yotopulos was convicted of orchestrating the murders of Turkish diplomats and an assassination attempt.
Qatar has drawn the groups for the FIFA U-17 World Cup, featuring 48 teams in Doha from Nov 19 to Dec 13. Defending champions Portugal failed to qualify. This is the second of five U-17 World Cups hosted by Qatar until 2029.
Activists from Turkey, Greece and the US accused Israeli security forces of mistreatment after their flotilla was diverted to Ashdod port. Diplomatic reactions followed as UK, France, Portugal summoned Israeli envoys. Netanyahu defended the interception but criticized security minister over footage of detainees.
