3.3 magnitude quake strikes Corinthia region
A 3.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Corinthia region in the northeast Peloponnese on Wednesday at 11.10 a.m.
Turkey’s Erdogan calls Israel ‘terror state’
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday Israel was a “terror state” committing war crimes and violating international law in Gaza, while repeating his view that Palestinian militant group Hamas was not a terrorist organization.
Paraplegic walks again after innovative spinal cord stimulation
The placement of a permanent continuous stimulation system in the spinal cord area, analogous to a cardiac pacemaker, has allowed a 38-year-old woman to walk again after five years in a wheelchair.
Limits considered on retailers’ offers to consumers
The Ministry of Development is considering imposing a limit on promotional actions by retailers.
Greenpeace presents plan to regenerate Thessaly plain
Greenpeace has submitted 10 proposals to rekindle agricultural production on the Thessaly plain in central Greece, which was devastated by cataclysmic floods in September.
Erdogan expected to visit Thrace after Athens
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will head to Thrace after his visit to Athens in early December, as he does every time he visits Greece, before returning to Ankara.
Hackers hit ETAD with ransomware
Authorities have initiated an investigation following a ransomware attack on the Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD), Kathimerini understands. The cyberattack was discovered on November 8.
Greece urges Turkey to adhere to UN resolutions on Cyprus
On the 40th anniversary of the unilateral Turkish Cypriot declaration of independence in the occupied northern part of Cyprus in November 1983, Greece has called on Turkey to adhere to UN resolutions on the ethnically-split Mediterranean island.
Israel’s goal is to ‘destroy Hamastan’
“On October 7, Israel’s defense doctrine collapsed.” This phrase marked our conversation with the former head of the Israeli Defense Intelligence (AMAN), on how Hamas managed to sow terror in southern Israel.
PM, Scholz talk migration, Turkey, energy
Migration, Turkey, energy issues, and the Middle East dominated the discussion between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Olaf Scholz in Berlin, with the economy taking a backseat reflecting Greece’s transition from the dire financial straits of the previous decade.