John Psaropoulos

Ukraine now threat­ens en­cir­clement of ru­ined east­ern city af­ter Rus­sia claims vic­to­ry.

PM Kyr­i­akos Mit­so­takis’s par­ty rout­ed left-wing Syriza in elec­tion and is ex­pect­ed to do it again in a re­peat vote.

Greece is try­ing to en­cour­age en­tre­pre­neurs to in­vest. But days be­fore polls, busi­ness­es say state stands in the way.

What hap­pened in the 64th week of Rus­sia’s war in Ukraine?

Backed by the Eu­ro­pean Union, the Greek gov­ern­ment has tough­ened its bor­der man­age­ment and moved refugees out of sight.

What hap­pened in the 63rd week of Rus­sia’s war in Ukraine?

Greece and Turkey head to the polls si­mul­ta­ne­ous­ly, which ex­perts say could open up pos­si­bil­i­ties for rap­proche­ment.

At­tacks in­ten­si­fied, more civil­ians were killed and Ukraine said its coun­terof­fen­sive prepa­ra­tions were al­most cooked.

Ex-Gold­en Dawn mem­ber Il­ias Ka­sidiaris launch­es a par­ty be­fore the May 21 vote, but the Supreme Court dis­qual­i­fies it.

PM Mit­so­takis will fight to keep lead­ing the coun­try, which is reel­ing from a rail crash and wor­ries about the econ­o­my.