Campus gang enforced reign of ‘terror’
A member of a gang that ran riot at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) dormitories is shown with a gun in his hand in a snapshot captured by a minimarket camera.
Cyprus wants EU exemption from energy cutback
Cyprus is gearing up to request an exemption from EU measures that would call on member states to reduce their energy demand as well as cap company profits from Russian oil.
PM conveys Greece’s steely determination
In a message to Ankara on Thursday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that Greece’s “borders are blue and not gray and whoever violates the borders is ultimately punished.”
Love springs from a house of butterflies
“It’s time for it to come out,” Pavlos Kozalidis says on a Skype video call from his home in the seaside village of Oropos, northeast of Athens.
Ruling ND leads by 8 pts in new poll
The gap between ruling New Democracy and SYRIZA seems to be consolidating at over eight points, according to a new poll conducted by Metron Analysis on behalf of Mega TV.
Rare 1,000-year-old manuscript returned to Greece from US
A US museum has returned a valuable 1,000-year-old Christian manuscript to a monastery in northern Greece it was looted from by Bulgarian forces more than a century ago together with hundreds of other documents and artifacts.
Top-seeded Sakkari reaches semifinals at Parma Ladies Open
Top-seeded Maria Sakkari rallied past 97th-ranked Maryna Zanevska 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 on Thursday at the Parma Ladies Open to reach her first semifinal since the grass-court season.
EU countries to back energy windfall levies, lock horns over gas price cap
European Union countries meet on Friday to approve emergency levies on energy firms’ windfall profits and launch talks on their next move to tackle Europe’s energy crunch – possibly, a gas price cap.
Cyprus tourism takings soar in year to July
Revenue from tourism in Cyprus reached 1.217 billion euros in the period of January-July 2022, more than doubling the revenue in the respective period of last year.
Sabotaged pipelines and a mystery: Who did it? (Was it Russia?)
Two days after a pair of explosions under the Baltic Sea apparently ruptured giant natural gas pipelines from Russia to Germany, the consensus hardened Wednesday that it had been an act of sabotage, as the European Union and several European governments labeled it an attack and demanded an investigation.