Police looking for bank robbery suspects
Police are searching for unknown individuals that broke into a bank vault in the Athens suburb of Nea Smyrni last Friday.
Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, UN set to meet on grain exports
Russian, Ukrainian and Turkish military delegations are set to meet UN officials in Istanbul on Wednesday for talks on a possible deal to resume safe exports of Ukraine grain from the major Black Sea port of Odesa as a global food crisis worsens.
Media group offices targeted with homemade explosives
Police are investigating after three homemade explosive devices were detonated at the headquarters of Real Group, a leading media organization, in the northern Athens suburb of Maroussi in the early hours of Wednesday.
FM seeks to protect Odessa, Greek heritage
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias (second right) is seen examining old Greek books at the the Odessa National Scientific Library on Tuesday.
Amendment conditioning sales of F-16s to Turkey included in NDAA
The House Rules Committee has voted to include an amendment by Democrat Chris Pappas in the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, for fiscal year 2023 which would prohibit the sale of F-16s or modernization kits to Turkey unless certain conditions are met.
Turkey claims draw strong reactions
A map presented by Turkey’s junior coalition partner Devlet Bahcelli showing a large number of the Greek islands as Turkish has drawn a strong response from Athens’ partners and allies, with a State Department spokesman insisting that “the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Greece is not in question.”
LNG imports soared in January-June, report shows
The Revithousa LNG terminal was the main entry point for natural gas in Greece during the first half of 2022, covering 44% of demand, with Russian natural gas having a share of 34%, the country’s gas grid operator DESFA said.
After a string of student deaths, Cambridge opens an inquiry
Cambridge University has opened an investigation into a string of student deaths, one of which has been confirmed to be suicide.
Electricity in Cyprus heads for 24% hike
Electricity rates in Cyprus are heading for a 24% hike, as the Cyprus Electricity Authority’s pricing plans are expected to receive approval from the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority in the coming days, EAC spokesperson Christina Papadopoulou said on Tuesday.