Turkey appoints new ambassador to Israel as ties warm
Turkey has appointed a new ambassador to Israel, the state-run news agency reported Thursday, in the latest step between the two countries’ efforts toward normalizing ties.
PASOK calls in young experts to help shape party platform
More than 1,200 university graduates responded to PASOK’s invitation for young experts to help draw up the party’s policy proposals as Greece heads to elections next year.
The necessity of contacts between Greece and Turkey
Thursday’s meeting of the European Political Community (EPC) in Prague offered an opportunity for direct communication between the Greek prime minister and the Turkish president. It appears that Ankara chose not to use it.
Three new metro stations to be inaugurated Oct 10
Three new metro stations in Piraeus will be inaugurated on October 10. Named Maniatika, Piraeus and Dimotiko Theatro, the stations are expected to increase the total passenger traffic on the metro network to 132,000 citizens daily.
Public revenue code ratified
MPs voted to ratify the Public Revenue Code, which the government said codifies and simplifies tax laws, on Thursday. The legislation received backing from ruling New Democracy and opposition PASOK-Movement for Change MPs.
Ferry routes disrupted due to strong winds
Ferry passengers intending on travelling Thursday are advised to contact the local port authorities for possible changes in itineraries after departures from the ports of Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio were suspended due to the stormy northerly winds in many sea areas.
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Shipwreck tragedies underscore need for enhanced safe pathways, say UNHCR, IOM
The latest shipwreck tragedies in Greek seas underscore the need for enhanced safe pathways, the UN Refugee Agency and the International Organization for Migration said in a joint statement on Thursday.