John Psaropoulos

Greeks are divided over restoration work at the millennia-old monument, while visitors welcome the changes.

PM Rama has tried to address European concerns such as corruption, but as talks go nowhere, emigration rises.

Turkish Cypriot foreign minister tells Al Jazeera he sees little hope for negotiations, but others see a path forward.

As visitors return, some business owners who suffered economically during the pandemic are eyeing the luxury market.

Moscow’s expanding sales bring money and geopolitical influence, with clients such as Egypt, Turkey and Algeria.

Crowds are being moved from Kara Tepe to Mavrovounio, a camp where shelter is precarious and rape has been reported.

Expectations are low as Greek and Turkish Cypriots prepare for new talks, but some believe Turkey may hold the key.

Activists have raised the alarm over the crackdown, but the EU is turning a blind eye.

Plan unveiled by Greek PM Mitsotakis aims to make Greece greener and more efficient – and to crack down on tax cheats.

The Greek shipowning community is poised for a bonanza in rates after Ever Given blocked the Suez Canal for days.