SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday for remarks he made during a BBC television interview on Sunday concerning the return of the Parthenon Sculptures, currently displayed in the British Museum in London, to Greece.
Greek police have arrested six people who they say are members of a large human trafficking gang that violently extorted money from migrants to assist them in crossing into neighboring Albania and travel to European Union countries to the north.
The share capital of National Bank of Greece (NBG), the country’s biggest lender by assets, is now covered by over two thirds (67%) by international investors.
As part of its pre-election promise to expedite the administration of justice and to consolidate legality, the government has prepared a package of legislative measures to reform the country’s criminal and judicial system.
The plenary of the Cyprus Parliament unanimously passed a law last Thursday providing for the appointment and powers of the deputy minister to the president for European affairs.
Super League leader Panathinaikos lost 2-0 at Aris on Sunday, allowing Olympiakos and AEK to get to within one point from the top.
“Yes, We Can’t,” a play by Marilena Katranidou exploring today’s “burnout society,” launched the new season at the Greek National Theater’s Experimental Stage for Emerging Artists.
The body of a crew member of a freighter which sank off the island of Lesvos early Sunday has been retrieved, the coast guard says. Twelve more are missing.
The first time Ayse Karahusseinoglou laid eyes on yellow roses was at the age of 6. Accompanied by her father, she ventured to the Health Center in Soufli, a town nestled in the regional unit of Evros near the Greek-Turkish border, renowned for its silk industry.