Serbs on Tuesday erected more roadblocks in northern Kosovo and defied international demands to remove those placed earlier, a day after Serbia put its troops near the border on a high level of combat readiness.
Any natural gas discoveries made off the coast of Cyprus should be shared with the Turkish-occupied north of the island, Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said on Tuesday, adding that Turkey intends to continue prospecting for hydrocarbon in the Mediterranean.
Greece expressed its condolences to the US government following the deaths of at least 57 people in the country due to a mega-blizzard that has gripped numerous states.
A prosecutor in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, charged a 17-year-old with rape on Tuesday after he was accused of assaulting an 18-year-old girl at a Christmas party.
“The bad guys are winning,” Tom Burt, Microsoft’s corporate vice president who leads its Customer Security & Trust team, told Kathimerini in a recent interview.
As shops and supermarkets reopened after the Christmas break, retailers announced their operating hours for the New Year’s holiday.
Police in the Greek capital are reportedly investigating the possible links between gunshots fired in the early hours of Monday outside a gas station in the northeastern Attica suburb of Glyka Nera and organized crime rackets.
Greece’s information technology could face a shortage of up to 76,000 professionals by 2030, according to the Federation of Hellenic Information Technology & Communications Enterprises (SEPE).
The government is planning nominal increases in the salaries of civil servants after 14 years, so from January 1, 2024 public sector worker can expect to see their salaries increased.
NATO-led peacekeepers in Kosovo said Monday they were investigating a shooting incident in a tense northern region, urging calm as Serbia’s top military officials inspected their troops on the border with Kosovo in a show of combat readiness.