The war between Israel and Hamas could create new challenges for Europe’s economy, from energy market disruption to an influx of refugees, European Central Bank policymaker Yannis Stournaras told the Financial Times on Wednesday.
The situation in Greece with illegal power connections has spiraled out of control.
A 16-year-old, who injured two minors with a screwdriver at a high school in Athens, has been apprehended by the police.
The possibility of a major flood in Athens has prompted the Civil Protection Ministry to make use of a recent legislative provision and instruct the Region of Attica and 24 municipalities through which the Kifissos river and two of its tributaries, the Podoniftis and Eschatia, flow, to proceed immediately in cleaning out the waterways.
Turkish protesters clashed with police overnight in angry demonstrations following a blast that killed hundreds of Palestinians at a Gaza hospital, and further rallies were expected on Wednesday.
A Greek Coast Guard vessel on Tuesday conducted a rescue operation for 47 migrants, among them a deceased woman, who were aboard a dinghy in the open sea to the northwest of Samos in the eastern Aegean.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has canceled his planned trip to Israel, which was originally scheduled for Thursday, Kathimerini understands.
US President Joe Biden may be advanced in age, and there are ongoing concerns within his team regarding the risks of a literal stumble that could potentially harm his image.
The Greek Foreign Ministry has condemned a rocket attack on a hospital in the Gaza Strip which is thought to have killed hundreds of people.
In an effort to address Greece’s alarming demographic decline, which Prime Minister Kyriakos described on Tuesday as an “existential bet” for the country’s future, the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family is reportedly planning to create an “Observatory for Demographic Policy” by the beginning of next year.