The Greek government has reacted to a newspaper’s claims that both pro-government and opposition politicians, as well as artists and other public figures are being spied upon by using the Israeli-made Predator spyware.
The only way to chase away the shadows that have been cast by the wiretapping affair is to shed light onto every aspect of the case.
Representatives of the ethnic Serb minority in Kosovo on Saturday resigned from their posts in protest over the dismissal of a police officer who did not follow the government’s decision on vehicle license plates.
Sixteen people were detained after a protest was held on Friday evening against the metro station construction project at Exarcheia Square, the police said in an announcement on Saturday.
A general strike called by the umbrella unions of Greece’s public (ADEDY) and private (GSEE) sectors on Wednesday will bring public transport to a halt and is also expected to affect almost all print, radio and television media.
Any further major interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank could cause undue damage to Europe’s economy, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras has warned.
Two siblings, a 22-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy, recently filed a suit against their parents, accusing their father of sexual abuse and exploitation over several years and their mother of taking part in the cover-up.
A prosecutor on Saturday charged a 14-year-old boy from west Attica with murder, possession and use of weapons after he confessed to shooting and killing his 17-year-old brother in the neck on Thursday night.
The latest visit to Turkey of Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz has put the Israel-Turkey relationship in the spotlight.