Turkish authorities have detained 46 people, including former local officials from a pro-Kurdish political party, who are suspected of having financial links to Kurdish militants, the state-run news agency reported on Tuesday.
Proponents of liberal democracy in France – but also in Europe and the rest of the world – obviously want to see incumbent Emmanuel Macron win the French presidential election.
The benchmark at Athinon Avenue continued on its rising course for a third day in a row, only this time on a more robust daily turnover.
The idea is simple: The national insurance fund, EFKA, trusts the prospective pensioner and the data he or she declares.
Foreign institutional investors are waiting to see the course of the Greek property market, but have not lost all interest.
The steps Greece has taken to become independent of Russian natural gas have placed it ahead of other European countries, outgoing US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt told a press briefing in Thessaloniki on Tuesday.
American Airlines is launching its daily and seasonal direct flights from Athens to New York on May 6, the carrier announced on Tuesday at an event at Athens International Airport to mark 15 years of the company’s flights between Athens and US airports.
Bulgaria will allow NATO troops, as well as travelers from some neighboring countries, to enter the country without showing any coronavirus-related documents as of April 13, its health ministry said on Tuesday.
One land area and five offshore areas have been selected for the accelerated hydrocarbon exploration process according to a statement by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday during a meeting held at the Hellenic Hydrocarbon Resources Management company.
The Greek National Opera on Monday unveiled its first Sacred Music Festival, a program of 62 concerts and events taking place at 17 historical landmarks around downtown Athens over three days in the runup to Greek Orthodox Easter next week.