Hazal Tunc and her friends founded Turkey’s first women-only street market eight years ago to help victims of domestic violence and divorcees, and it has provided them with jobs and security – until now.
The government replaced or moved 13 general and special secretaries and created posts for three new ones yesterday in an unexpected midlevel reshuffle.
The agreement for the procurement of three French Belharra frigates is expected to be tabled in Parliament in January 2022, National Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos said on Monday.
The main index of the Greek bourse opened on Monday after Christmas with losses, pulling further away from its 900-point psychological target, with the anticipation of the new measures against the pandemic denting the short-term prospects of several (though not all) stocks.
Measures imposed to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic affected traffic in the hospitality sector throughout Cyprus during the holidays.
Three people have been charged with murder in Greece following the death of 16 migrants who were killed when a boat transporting them from Turkey to Italy capsized, authorities said Monday.
How does a modern-day Philhellene see Greece today? Kevin Featherstone’s observations shed a different light not just on our understanding of how we’re viewed by others, but also on how we view ourselves.
A 40-year-old Iraqi man was remanded in prison on Monday after he testified before a prosecutor about his alleged involvement in the ISIS terrorist organization.
The EFKA “Control Tower” operating since October at the headquarters of the Single Social Security Entity is evolving into a particularly efficient weapon in the battle to issue pending pensions.
Shoppers were also coming from neighboring Greece, converting euros into lira. One shopper, Esra Molla, said she was happy to be buying gifts for her family and herself.