Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Tuesday repeated comments made last week indicating that Ankara is prepared to challenge the sovereignty of Greece’s islands in the eastern Aegean.
Dairy company Kri Kri maintains its accusations of profiteering in the industry through unjustified price hikes in raw materials and packaging, partly through artificial shortages in the market.
Athanasios Nenes does not have his head in the clouds, but he does study them to determine the complex process of cloud formation, the interactions between aerial particles, and their consequences on climate change.
Almost one in four deaths of men and 7.5% among women in Greece are caused by smoking, which experts believe aggravates the adverse impact of Covid.
A raving, half-naked man wielding a shotgun was arrested in front of Parliament in downtown Athens after threatening to open fire against members of the police and the Presidential Guard in the early hours of Tuesday.
A top national security advisor to US President Joe Biden has spoken on the telephone with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s chief advisor and, among others, urged continued dialogue to ease tension in the Eastern Mediterranean.
In the wake of last week’s seizure of two Greek tankers by Iranian forces, officials directly involved in the case questioned a decision by the Halkida Court of First Instance to proceed with the seizure of 107,000 tons of Iranian oil from a Russian-flagged tanker that has been immobilized for one and a half months…
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday condemned the “unjustified seizure” of two Greek-flagged vessels by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard last week, the State Department said.
The political approach between Greece and Saudi Arabia has “reached 100%,” Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Bin Abdulaziz Al Falih noted at the Greek-Saudi Business Forum held in Athens on Monday.
Masks will no longer be mandatory, barring certain exceptions, as of Wednesday after almost two years of the measure.