14-year-old recovering after surgery for head injury caused by falling plaster in Athens
A 14-year-old girl is recovering at Agia Sofia Children’s Hospital in Athens after surgery for a head injury caused by falling plaster on Thursday.
Council of State to rule once again on the Acheloos River diversion project
The Acheloos River diversion project, which has long divided public opinion and policymakers, will once again be arbitrated by the Council of State, Greece’s highest administrative court.
Heineken must pay compensation to brewer that produces Vergina
On December 4, the Amsterdam court will announce the amount of compensation Heineken will have to pay to Vergina.
Greece, France discuss ground force cooperation
Greece and France are engaged in talks to enhance collaboration between their ground forces, building on the strong defense relationship between the two nations.
Logistics attracts investment interest
The logistics and warehouse sectors of Greece continue to attract new investment capital – both domestic and international – with the country gaining international acceptance and attention as a strategic transit hub in Southeastern Europe.
Grim road death toll pushes reforms
Greece continues to grapple with alarmingly high road fatality rates, as traffic accidents remain a daily tragedy. To make matters worse, there were, according to the SOS Traffic Crimes Association, 38 hit-and-run incidents in July and August, 74% of which occurred in urban areas.
Witness protection lifted in Novartis case
Two key witnesses in the long-running Novartis bribery scandal in Greece, code-named “Ekaterini Kelesi” and “Maximos Sarafis,” have lost their protected status after a decision by two Greek prosecutors on Thursday.
Seafarers have it their way
Ferry passengers can now take it for granted that ticket prices will definitely rise significantly as of 2025.
Turkey to seek improved Africa cooperation in Djibouti talks, officials say
Turkey’s foreign minister will travel to Djibouti next week to attend a Turkey-Africa ministerial meeting and discuss improving cooperation between Ankara and the continent, officials from his ministry said.
Thousands mourn Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish spiritual leader who died in the US
A crowd surged forward to Fethullah Gulen’s grave on Thursday, straining to get one more chance to pay their respects to the influential Turkish spiritual leader and Islamic scholar who died this week in self-exile in the United States.