Afghan father cleared in 6-year-old’s death at sea
A Greek cour on Wednesday cleared an Afghan refugee of criminal charges related to the death of his son, aged 6, who drowned during a sea crossing from the Turkish coast in November 2020.
NetJets to sponsor Posidonia lounge
NetJets, the worldwide leader in private aviation, is making its Posidonia debut in style on June 6-10 this summer at the Metropolitan Expo center as the sponsor of a business lounge dedicated exclusively to owners and C-level executives.
Dendias: Greece, US to announce initiative on the seas
Greece and the US will announce an initiative on the seas in June, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said Wednesday.
Microsoft and Greek officials talk data centers
Government and Microsoft officials held their first meeting on Tuesday on the implementation of the technology giant’s strategic data centers investment in Greece.
The Right weaponizes America against itself
In the broadest sense, what goes by the name “replacement theory” – the idea that American elites are conspiring to replace so-called real Americans with immigrants from poor countries – is merely a description of the American way, enshrined in tradition, codified by law, promoted by successive generations of American leaders from Washington and Lincoln…
Foreclosure bills stall in Cyprus
Cyprus’ Finance{ Ministry is scrambling for ways to push forward two foreclosure bills which have come to an awkward impasse after opposition parties blamed the administration for not doing enough to persuade the European Commission to approve an amendment to protect bad loan guarantors.