Thousands of police being deployed for November 17 anniversary
A major security operation is being mounted across the Greek capital for Thursday’s anniversary of the November 17, 1973, student uprising against the military dictatorship.
Property buyers’ origins shift
Foreign funds of over 5 billion euros have flowed into the Greek economy via the real estate market in the period from 2017 to 2021, according to Bank of Greece data.
Greece would not accept terrorists in its territory, minister tells Ankara
Greece does not allow terrorists in its territory, Citizen Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos said on Monday, after a Turkish minister said the suspect of a bomb blast in Istanbul on Sunday would have fled to Greece if she had not been arrested.
Detainee escapes police custody in Athens court
A man arrested for multiple thefts escaped from a police van as he waited to appear before a judge at the Evelpidon court complex in downtown Athens on Monday.
62 migrants rescued from sailboat in Aegean
Greece’s coast guard says dozens of migrants have been rescued from a sailboat that issued a distress call after it began taking on water while sailing in the eastern Aegean Sea.
Roboteq engineering in Attica
Roboteq, the designer of motor controllers that put in motion the wheels of major companies’ robotic systems worldwide, is developing its tech treasure in a new facility on a 2,500-square meter plot at Markopoulo, eastern Attica.
PM to take on rivals in spyware affair
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, faced with responding to the persistent and expanding surveillance scandal, with new allegations about officials and others targeted with spyware, has made four main decisions.
Non-alignment and the G20 Summit
While devoted to world economic issues, the upcoming Bali summit will inevitably be focused on the war in Ukraine. Indonesian conference host Joko Widodo has visited both Moscow and Kyiv to investigate peacekeeping options.
US universities establish ties with Greek counterparts
Representatives from 30 American universities – including top-flight private and public schools – were in Greece last week to establish partnerships with Greek counterparts.
Decision on negotiations with Russia is up to Ukraine, EU top diplomat says
It is up to Ukraine to decide when to enter negotiations with Russia, the European Union’s top diplomat said on Monday, commenting on speculations the West might push Kyiv to start talks with Moscow.