Two arrests over Greek Mafia murders
Police authorities announce the arrest of two men for hits on two prominent members of the Greek underworld on Thursday.
Prosecutors welcome changes to Criminal Code
The Justice Ministry’s recent interventions to the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure are “undoubtedly in the right direction,” according to the Greek Prosecutors’ Union.
Tel Aviv approves Energean plan for Katlan gas field development
Energean on Thursday announced that the government of Israel had approved the first phase of a development plan for the Katlan gas field.
Rapid implementation of power interconnection
The Crete-Attica electricity interconnection is being implemented faster than similar projects in other European countries
Projects worth 1 billion euros up for grabs
The government will soon announce new Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF) actions totaling over 1 billion euros.
China told women to have babies, but its population shrank again
China’s ruling Communist Party is facing a national emergency. To fix it, the party wants more women to have more babies.
Archbishop of America visiting Mt Athos for four days
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America arrived at the Xenophontos Monastery of Mount Athos, where he will celebrate Epiphany as part of a four-day visit.
Police officer arrested for misappropriation of service weapons
A police officer in charge of an Athens police department was apprehended for the misappropriation of service firearms.
Three men indicted over Greek Mafia executions
An Athens prosecutor indicted two ethnic Greeks from countries of the former Soviet Union, aged 39 and 21, who were arrested in connection with the murders of two prominent members of the so-called Greek Mafia.
Greek, Turkish officials discuss migration flows
Maritime Affairs and Island Policy Minister Christos Stylianides discussed migration with Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya in Ankara Thursday.