A former minister and MP from main opposition SYRIZA has said its leader “should place himself out of the party” as he has shown himself to be “a factor in the further destabilization and break up” of the party.
The speaker of Turkey’s parliament will send a bill approving Sweden’s NATO membership bid to parliament’s foreign affairs commission on Wednesday, a source from the assembly has said.
A 38-year-old climber fell to his death on Tuesday morning while attempting to cross a canyon in southern Crete.
Italian group UniCredit is proceeding to establish a strategic partnership with Alpha Bank, submitting a proposal to acquire the 9% stake held by bank rescue fund HFSF in the lender.
Three senior members of the main opposition have slammed an overnight decision by SYRIZA’s new leader to expel them for openly criticising his views, saying that it is up to the party’s ethics committee to push out members.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated Greece’s support to Israel’s right to self-defense while urging restraint during its operations in the Gaza Strip during a short trip to Jerusalem, where he met on Monday morning with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu. “I come here not only as an ally, but as a true friend. What happened…
The new board of managers of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) held its first meeting in Athens on Monday, in the presence of Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni.
The European Union edged on Monday towards endorsing a “humanitarian pause” in the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas but some member governments signalled reservations about the idea.
The two public prosecutors investigating Greece’s wiretapping scandal who were taken off the case on Monday had asked the independent authority responsible for privacy, ADAE, to check whether the 92 people targeted by illegal spyware Predator had also been surveilled by the country’s intelligence service, EYP.