Greece, Cyprus slam ‘revisionist’ Turkish claims
Greece and Cyprus criticized Turkey’s “revisionist policy” and “absurdity” in its relations with the two countries during a meeting between the respective foreign ministers in Athens on Monday.
Ex-fire chief’s trial over Mati inquiry postponed until Sept. 2023
The trial of the former chief of Greece’s fire service over his alleged attempt to cover up failings in the response to the deadly blaze in eastern Attica, in the summer of 2018, was postponed on Monday until 27 September 2023.
Man arrested for sexual harassment of teens
A 57-year-old man was arrested in downtown Athens on Saturday for allegedly sexually harassing two teens in a fast food store.
Dendias, Kasoulides to discuss Cyprus issue, Eastern Med, Ukraine in Athens
Foreign Minister, Nikos Dendias, will meet in Athens on Monday with his Cypriot counterpart, Ioannis Kasoulides, to discuss developments in the Cyprus issue and the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Stormy weather front gradually receding
The severe weather front named Eva was gradually receding on Monday morning, with local showers and thunderstorms still occurring mainly in the islands of the Aegean, as the barometric low moved southeast into the Eastern Mediterranean region.
Exorbitant charges by banks
The electronic transactions carried out daily by consumers come at a significant additional cost as a result of bank charges.
More and better jobs on offer
At least six out of 10 new jobs created in the last three years, from June 2019 to June 2022, concern highly skilled positions.
Garcia rolls past Sakkari into title match at WTA Finals
Caroline Garcia rolled to a 6-3, 6-2 semifinal victory over Maria Sakkari on Sunday, reaching the championship of the WTA Finals for the first time in her career.
Britain, Greece and common challenges
The world has changed dramatically in the six years since the first Greek-British Symposium was held in Nafplio, a Peloponnesian town steeped in history and symbolism, the first capital of the modern Greek state.
EU and Greece are ‘together’ over migration
In the runup to a crucial European Union summit in Tirana in early December that will determine the fate of the Western Balkans, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Vice President for the European Way of Life Maragaritis Schinas are on the tour path, visiting the candidate countries.