The terms of peace treaties at the end of World War I were too stringent in some cases and caused manifestations of revisionism in the Balkans, on the part of Bulgaria and in Central Europe, on the part of Germany, as stated by historian Yiannis Mourelos in an interview with GRReporter.

The large fins of lionfish contain one of the strongest poisons found in nature, which can even cause death.

Bulgaria and Greece believe that refugee influxes should be tackled before they reach the borders of the European Union, fighting together against refugee and migrant trafficking networks.

The consultations between the four supervisory bodies and the Greek government began today. State Minister Alekos Flambouraris said he did not believe that the postponement of the Euroworking group meeting was associated with the negotiations.

The government of Alexis Tsipras submitted to parliament a controversial bill on television licences, that caused a lot of criticism inside and outside the parliament.

The part of the investigation that concerned Yanis Varoufakis in person was submitted for consideration in parliament under the regulations in the law on ministerial responsibility.

Greece’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that, at 11:00 am tomorrow, Minister Nikos Kotzias will meet with Bulgarian counterpart Daniel Mitov.