Monday’s ruling by an Istanbul court extending the detention of Turkish humanitarian Osman Kavala, who has already been in prison for more than four years without being convicted of any crime, shows the true face of Erdogan’s regime.
Throughout the ages and across the world, men are taught from early on in life to believe that violence is their prerogative and their right.
The new premiers of Bulgaria and North Macedonia agreed on Tuesday to try to overcome problems that prompted Sofia to block the start of accession talks between the European Union and Skopje.
The funeral for renowned Greek painter Alekos Fassianos, who died on Sunday at the age of 87, was held in the Papagou cemetery in Athens on Tuesday.
Greek health authorities announced 23,340 new coronavirus infections on Tuesday, a jump from the 18,834 reported the previous day.
The tender for the concession of a controlling stake in Alexandroupoli Port Authority is entering its final stretch, with the binding offers to be submitted in the final third of April.
The Finance Ministry is determined to restrict state support against the pandemic to the 1 billion euros provided for by the state budget for this year.
Greek world number four Stefanos Tsitsipas put on a clinical show against familiar opponent Mikael Ymer of Sweden during a 6-2 6-4 6-3 victory in the opening round of his Australian Open campaign on Tuesday.
Greece will forbid new road building and development in six of its mountain areas, taking a first step to protect its last remaining virgin habitats, Environment Minister Kostas Skrekas said on Tuesday.