Hotelier arrested on Mykonos for illegal construction
Police on Mykonos have arrested a 71-year-old businessman for carrying out illegal construction on a hotel he owns near Loulos Beach, on the popular holiday island’s southeastern coast.
Seismologist calls for vigilance in Corinthian Gulf
In the wake of 4.2 magnitude earthquake in Nafpaktos, seismologist Gerasimos Papadopoulos has stressed the need for preparation and vigilance.
Turkey will continue to ‘annoy,’ says Erdogan at jet presentation
Turkey will continue to “annoy those on the other side of the sea,” the country’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said on Monday in what is seen as a fresh swipe against Greece following a thaw in relations between the two countries.
Western partners to push for solutions in Greek-Turkish relations
The recent statements of foreign officials in the previous days have reinforced the general realization that after the elections in Greece and Turkey, Athens’ main Western partners will push toward a direction of discussions for the resolution of the Greek-Turkish disputes.
The children (and men) of the Piraeus
It is a great honor for me to be speaking tonight at the University of Piraeus. I have devoted much of my professional life to this beautiful and historic port city.
Four police officers injured, lightly, in crash
Four officers with the Hellenic Police’s motorcycle-riding DIAS squad sustained minor injuries in a collision with a car in the early hours of Tuesday.
New criteria for migration in Cyprus
A revised set of criteria on the expedited process for granting immigration permits to third-country nationals who invest in Cyprus come into effect on Tuesday, the island’s Interior Ministry has announced.
North Macedonia artist comments on exhibition incident
Sergej Andreevski, the artist from North Macedonia whose exhibition in a municipal gallery in the Thessaloniki suburb of Kalamaria was disrupted last week by a far-right group, released a statement to the media Monday.
Multi-billion-euro investments in energy and its storage
Leaders in energy businesses underlined on Friday the strong prospects Greece has as an energy leader in the greater region, and provided more insights into what that entailed in terms of requirements, at the Delphi Economic Forum.
Supreme Court to decide fate of Kasidiaris party
Τhe Supreme Court will on Tuesday decide the fate of the National Party founded by the convicted criminal and former Golden Dawn MP Ilias Kasidiaris.