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Greece's Orthodox bishops have called for the "peaceful and constructive coexistence of Christians and Muslims" in Syria to be maintained, saying that any "uprooting Orthodox Christianity from Syria" would be "sacrilegious in the eyes of history."

As the legendary song by Giorgos Dalaras goes, “Governments fall, but love remains.” Something similar can be said about Lina Mendoni’s case. Steadfast in the leadership of the Ministry of Culture. Governments change, but Mendoni remains.

A loud intervention in the banks regarding their excessive profits is expected in the coming days from the government. According to information, the legislative regulation to reduce by 50% the high fees they charge citizens for their transactions is considered certain.

The Grand Cross of Saint Mark was presented to the Minister of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports by Patriarch Theodore II of Alexandria and All Africa during the former’s visit to the Patriarchate of Alexandria. Kyriakos Pierrakakis signed two memoranda of understanding with the Patriarch.

Scope Ratings has given Greece an early Christmas present, upgrading Greece’s sovereign rating to BBB with a stable outlook.

Across the street from the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the ancient monument in central Athens, historian Menelaos Charalabidis pauses in front of a drab apartment building.

The building's facade, freshly painted a mustard color, is riddled with bullet holes made by heavy machine gun fire. The marks have been stubbornly preserved for 80 years.

While the Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court has since late last October forwarded to Parliament the file on the case of the five “ghost” naval cooperation aircraft Navy’s P-3B Orion and the $500 million scandal over the awarding of their upgrade to Lockheed, under SYRIZA-ANEL, the Financial Prosecutor’s Office has already launched a preliminary investigation.

German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser stressed the need for a strict approach to migration management during her visit to Greece on Monday.

She highlighted the need for detailed registration of illegal migrants and faster returns to third countries. Faeser's stance reflects Germany's broader strategy to manage migration effectively while addressing domestic political pressures.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis walked through the door of No. 10 Downing Street, the residence of British prime ministers, on Tuesday afternoon for his first official meeting with Sir Keir Starmer.

Discussions between Greece and the British Museum on the Parthenon Sculptures are "well advanced," although the issue will not be on the British prime minister's agenda when he meets with Greek counterpart Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday, the Guardian reported.