People wronged by justice to be able to seek damages
The Justice Ministry is drafting a bill that, for the first time, will allow individuals to claim damages from the wrongful administration of justice
Anarchists react to death in Athens blast
Greek anarchists have reacted to the death of a man killed in an explosion last week apparently caused by the accidental detonation of a homemade bomb in an apartment in central Athens.
Blue and red Astoria: The Greek community in the US is divided
On a Friday afternoon in October, Despina Delianidis is helping a customer pick the perfect ring from an array of colorful, Greek-made jewelry. She works part-time to help finance her studies.
Local stock market in the doldrums
The Greek market is unable to capitalize on the success story of the economy.
Aktor unveils growth plan through 2030
Aktor is planning acquisitions and investment of 2 billion euros.
The week that will determine the future of the world
The world is holding its breath as the United States chooses its next president, with latest polls offering little clarity on whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will emerge victorious.
Turkey ousts 3 elected pro-Kurdish mayors from office and replaces them with state officials
Turkey on Monday removed three elected pro-Kurdish mayors from office over terrorism-related charges and replaced them with state-appointed officials, the Interior Ministry said. The move, which comes days after the arrest and ouster from office of a mayor from the country’s main opposition party for his alleged links to a banned Kurdish militant group, is…
Will US election affect ties with Greece?
Like every other government, Greece’s is closely following Tuesday’s US presidential election and its possible repercussions for global relations and diplomacy.
Rival factions claim victory in SYRIZA delegate elections ahead of pivotal party congress
Both factions vying for control of SYRIZA’s left opposition have claimed victory in the weekend’s delegate elections, which took place ahead of the critical party congress later this week.
Police conduct anti-trafficking raids in central Athens brothels
The anti-trafficking division of the Greek Police conducted raids on six brothels in central Athens to locate potential victims of human trafficking, authorities said on Monday.