Party leaders’ assets in the public eye
We don’t know who leaked the 15-page document listing the assets of former SYRIZA chief Stefanos Kasselakis, which was published by the Efimerida ton Syntakton newspaper on Tuesday.
Ministry mulling new cheaper power rate slots
The Energy Ministry is putting the finishing touches to the shift of the off-peak charging for electricity consumption from the night to the daytime and those hours when renewable energy source output peaks.
Greek-managed tanker hit by Houthis
A Liberia-flagged tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile in the Red Sea causing minor damage, but no casualties, British maritime security agencies said on Thursday.
Youth delinquency on the rise in Greece, seminar reveals
At a seminar titled “Profiling Youth Delinquency,” criminologist Eftychia Katsigarakis presented alarming statistics on juvenile arrests in Greece.
Second phase of hydrocarbon surveys off Crete begins
Greece’s Hydrocarbons and Energy Resources Management Company (HEREMA) announced on Thursday the successful completion of the first phase of hydrocarbon surveys by ExxonMobil and HellenIQ Energy southwest of Crete.
Ex-PE teacher in Crete being investigated for child abuse
Police in Iraklio, Crete, are investigating multiple child abuse allegations against a retired physical education teacher dating back to the late 1980s.
Turkish navy starts to evacuate its citizens from Beirut as Israel battles Hezbollah
Over 2,000 Turkish citizens and some foreign started boarding a Turkish military ship late Wednesday that brought in aid and will take them out of a country being hit by Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah.
Court rules rail workers’ strike illegal
A 24-hour strike announced for Thursday by the rail workers’ union was ruled illegal by a court on Wednesday.
Baldock’s family and clubs mourn his death
As authorities on Thursday were investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Panathinaikos and Greece soccer player George Baldock, his family released a statement confirming his passing and requesting privacy.
Ankara leveraging Halki bargaining chip
Ankara is apparently leveraging the potential reopening of the historic Greek Orthodox Halki theological seminary in Turkey as a bargaining chip in its negotiations with Greece.