Turkey repeats claim Greece harassed its jets during exercise
Turkey has reiterated claims that Greek fighter jets harassed Turkish warplanes during a tactical-level exercise in the Aegean.
Archaeological research casts Cyclades history in new light
Panagia Ekatontapyliani (Church of 100 Doors), a historic church complex in Parikia, capital of Paros island. Six years of research conducted by a team of Greek archaeologists have challenged the long-held belief that the monument was built in the 6th century, instead placing construction in the first half of the 8th century during the transition…
Woman, 77, dies in Crete after kitchen floor collapses
A 77-year-old woman died after her kitchen floor collapsed burying her under it in an incident at the village of Orne, Rethymno, Crete, Wednesday evening.
US promises expanded visa services in Turkey after Ankara criticism
The United States promised on Wednesday to expand its visa processing capacity in Turkey, moving to defuse a dispute that has threatened to further strain already difficult relations between the NATO allies.
Flooded streets highlight infrastructure weaknesses
In the wake of the flooded streets in Athens during the recent downpours, experts cited the large volume of rain that fell and the lack of outlets for the water.
Discussion, consensus and reform
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Bolstering Greece’s drone and air-defense capabilities
General (ret.) Taxiarchis Sardellis joins Thanos Davelis to discuss Turkey’s use of drones to add a new dimension to its provocations against Greece, look at the latest moves Greece is making in the field of UAVs both on its own and with partners like Israel, and break down why it’s important that the US supports…
Stocks rally despite weak banks
Greek stocks rallied toward the close of Wednesday’s session to end in positive territory, despite the weakness of banks, the Athens market’s mainstay.
Exploding prices will impact trade balance more than 1970s oil shocks, study warns
The impact of high natural gas prices on Greece’s trade balance will be more severe than the 1974 and 1979 oil shocks, according to a study by London-based research firm Capital Economics.
Two arrested, one sought over Hania stabbing
A 17-year-old male was arrested in the town of Hania on the island of Crete on Wednesday in connection with the Tuesday dawn stabbing and mugging of a 37-year-old.