Seismologists reassuring about numerous tremors in Evia
Greek seismologists were reassuring about the earthquakes of up to 4.3 Richter that occurred on Thursday and late on Wednesday night in the Evia region.
One man killed in small plane crash off Crete
One man died while another was rescued after a single-engine aircraft crashed into the sea off the northern coast of Crete on Thursday morning.
Funeral for Roma teenager shot by police
Hundreds of mourners gathered Thursday in a Roma settlement in northern Greece for the funeral of a 16-year-old who died days after being shot in the head by police during a car chase over an unpaid gas station bill.
Borrell reiterates criticism of Turkey-Libya MoU
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has criticized a memorandum of understanding for exploring hydrocarbons signed between Turkey and the internationally recognised government in Tripoli, Libya, according to diplomatic sources.
Small aircraft crashes into sea off Crete, rescue operation underway
A single-engine aircraft with two passengers crashed into the sea, off the northern coast of Crete on Thursday morning.
The NDAA and the #NoJetsForTurkey campaign, Qatargate, and more
Today we’re going from the halls of Congress to the European Parliament to Turkey, in an all encompassing episode with HALC’s Executive Director Endy Zemenides, who joins Thanos Davelis to look at a number of key developments that have dominated the headlines.
EU members fail to reach agreement on new Russia sanctions
European Union member states failed to agree on a ninth package of Russia sanctions in talks late on Wednesday, diplomats said as EU leaders gathered in Brussels on Thursday for their last summit of the year.
No repeat of 2015-19 migrant crisis, minister says
Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis insisted on Wednesday that Greece is ready to face any pressure on its borders during his intervention at the Parliament budget debate.
Two rescued from small plane crash off Crete
Two people were rescued from the wreck of a single-engine aircraft that crashed into the sea off the northern coast of Crete earlier on Thursday.
Sisi’s maritime declaration shields Crete
Despite Ankara’s efforts to normalize relations with Cairo, the Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum received another blow to its credibility with the presidential decree of Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi declaring the Egypt-Libya maritime border unilaterally with a western limit at the 25th meridian – i.e. even further west than the limit of the August 2020 Greece-Egypt partial…