Measures afoot to radically transform police force
The Citizen Protection Ministry is reportedly drafting a bill seeking the radical transformation of the Hellenic Police (ELAS).
Iran claims Yemen’s Houthi rebels will allow rescuers to salvage oil tanker ablaze in Red Sea
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have agreed to allow tugboats and rescue ships to assist a Greek-flagged oil tanker that remains ablaze in the Red Sea “in consideration of humanitarian and environmental concerns,” Iran’s mission to the United Nations claimed late Wednesday.
Major operation under way to clean Kifissos riverbed
Work is under way to clean the underground portion of the Kifissos riverbed in Athens for the first time in at least 20 years.
Expert rejects major quake speculation as fake news
Experts are dismissing the recent onslaught of speculation of an imminent major earthquake in Greece in the media and elsewhere as nothing but scaremongering.
Greek, Turkish FMs to meet in Brussels
The Cyprus problem and Euro-Turkish and Greek-Turkish relations will be among the issues to be discussed in the meeting on Thursday in Brussels that Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will have with Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan in Brussels, on the sidelines of the informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers, according to Greek diplomatic sources.
State obliged to justify decisions based on automated data processing, CoS rules
Civil administration is obliged to provide explanations on decisions for individuals that are based on automated processing of data, the Council of State (CoS) ruled on Tuesday.
Move to Thessaloniki helps DTCS
Deutsche Telekom Cloud Services’ moving its software development team from St Petersburg to Thessaloniki proved beneficial to the company.