Greek Foreign Ministry: We will defend our legal interests and rights
Greece’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a response to a statement by Turkey’s National Security Council, made earlier Wednesday.
Minister slams police cadet linked to campus gang
Referring to the police cadet who was among the people arrested in a police operation at the student dormitories of the National Technical University of Athens on Tuesday, Citizens’ Protections Minister Takis Theodorikakos said she no longer has a place in the Hellenic Police.
ATHEX: Benchmark contains its losses
The Bank of England’s decision in favor of bond buying contained the significant losses of most stock markets in Europe, including that of Athens, which had risen from earlier lows by the closing.
Two Mytilineos solar projects abroad start operating
Mytilineos is rapidly expanding into the field of large-scale solar energy projects within and outside the country through its Renewable Energy Development and Energy Storage Division (RSD).
Turkey urges ‘common sense’ to supporters of Greek positions
Ankara has called on countries supporting Greece’s actions in the Aegean Sea to “adopt common sense,” the National Security Council (MGK) meeting statement said Wednesday.
Gener8ion | Athens | To October 23
Edgy and innovative French filmmaker Romain Gavras presents “Gener8ion,” a dystopian look at the world in the not-so-distant future, at the Onassis Cultural Center.
Responding with arguments, not bluster
“Turkey should be more restrained when talking about islands, at least in front of the Security Council that has adopted so many resolutions against the invasion and continued military presence in unaligned and defenseless Cyprus.”
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Man convicted of barber’s murder
A 59-year-old man who murdered a 45-year-old man after he suspected him of informing the police some years ago that he was growing cannabis plants has been handed a life sentence by a court in Thessaloniki.
Spanish vultures released in Cyprus to replenish population
Some 15 griffon vultures from Spain have been released into the wild in Cyprus to help revive the east Mediterranean island’s population that’s dropped to just 8-10 birds because of deliberate poisoning, conservationists said Wednesday.