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How Israel’s settlement surge in the West Bank is displacing Palestinians
For two decades, Muhammad Abdulrahman, 58, lived with his wife and his beehives on a remote hillside in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. -
FM: Greece can be an honest broker in an unstable world
Greece can play the role of an honest broker in a period of international upheaval, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said in a discussion with journalist Matthew Boyle as part of the “Doha Forum” in Qatar. -
Cartoon (06/12/2025)
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Europe now holds Cyprus’ guarantee, not Turkey, not Britain
A treaty can be broken not by words but by permanence – a pact meant to preserve Cyprus’ independence became, in a guarantor’s hands, its undoing. -
Great benefit for traders receiving payments through IRIS
The commission traders are charged for taking a payment through IRIS is up to a quarter lower than that charged when the payment is made by card. -
Attica’s resilience
The climate crisis has warned us. In recent years, extreme weather events have shown the limits of what the Attica basin can handle. -
At least 18 migrants die when inflatable boat capsizes south of Crete
An inflatable boat carrying at least 20 migrants capsized Saturday off the southeastern coast of Crete, resulting in a confirmed 18 deaths. -
Has anything changed?
Is remembering a good thing, or should the past stay in the past? The season brings back painful memories and a lot of sincere concern for the future of Attica – indeed, for the future of the country. -
Turkish FM says yes to a High-Level Cooperation Council meeting
The Greece-Turkey High-Level Cooperation Council will take place soon, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has told Kathimerini, responding to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ statement Friday that conditions are “mature” for a meeting to take place. -
Can Germany learn from us?
These days, praise for Greece from German politicians is hard to miss. The message is always the same: Germany, the argument goes, can now learn how to govern effectively from the very country it once had to rescue.

