Turkey said on Friday that one of its drones was lost during operations against Kurdish militants in northeast Syria due to “different technical evaluations” with third parties on the ground, adding that Ankara would continue hitting militant targets in Syria and Iraq.
The power rates for all household consumers will automatically return to the status of the adjustment clause after December 31.
State Minister Makis Voridis has voiced his opposition to same-sex marriage, asserting that if and when such bill reaches Parliament, he will not cast his vote in favor of it.
European Union leaders will debate on Friday how their bloc can strengthen its competitiveness, be at the forefront of new green and digital technologies and reduce its reliance on third countries, notably China.
An increasing number of people are grappling with sleep-related issues, and experts suggest that approximately a third of adults experience symptoms of insomnia at some point in their lives.
The 9th Supply Chain & Logistics Expo, co-organized with the Cargo Truch and Van Expo at the Metropolitan Expo center last weekend, attracted over 18,000 visitors across its three days, organizers O.Mind reported.
A group of 43 citizens have managed to halt plans for the development of a large photovoltaic park in Fthiotida, central Greece, convincing the Environment Ministry of the adverse impact it would have on their area.
Authorities in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, have dismantled a criminal ring involved in supplying foreign nationals with counterfeit citizenship papers and fraudulent identification documents.
A stopgap measure for dealing with serious ambulance crew shortages in remote parts of the country – and small islands especially – with help from the military may become a more permanent arrangement.
SYRIZA MP Evangelos Apostolakis has called for unity within the leftist opposition party under its new chief, Stefanos Kasselakis, emphasizing that “everyone needs to acknowledge the presence of a new leader.”