Mitsotakis at EPP Youth Conference: jobs and security as top priorities
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the European People’s Party Youth Conference on Friday, emphasizing the government’s commitment to creating jobs for young people.
Policeman files lawsuit against doctors over delayed cancer diagnosis
A 55-year-old police officer who underwent surgery at Thessaloniki General Military Hospital in December 2022 for acute appendicitis only to be informed a year later that a biopsy had shown he had cancer has filed a lawsuit against hospital doctors and others involved in the case.
Property fraud ring targeting Agistri, Hydra and Spetses under investigation
Deputy Minister of Digital Governance Konstantinos Kyranakis, along with Stelianos Sakaretsios, president of the Hellenic Cadaster, have filed a criminal complaint with the Supreme Court regarding a suspected fraud ring involving falsified documents.
Monument to Asia Minor Greeks vandalized in Thessaloniki
Police in Thessaloniki are investigating the vandalism of a monument to the Greeks of Pontus and Asia Minor in which a metal sculpture attached to it was removed and stolen.
Romanos remanded over Ambelokipi incident
Self-proclaimed anarchist Nikos Romanos, who was arrested on Monday in connection with the October 31 explosion at an apartment in the central Athens neighborhood of Ambelokipi, has been remanded in custody after testifying before an investigating magistrate.
PM: Gov’t will cover repairs to building where bomb went off
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has unveiled a program of state aid to support owners and tenants who lived in a building in Athens that suffered serious structural damage when a bomb exploded in an apartment last month.
Giannis Antetokounmpo co-produces ‘Mykonos’ movie
Giannis Antetokounmpo has entered the world of film production with his new company Improbable Media co-producing a film titled “Mykonos.”
UK MP under investigation over lobbying for Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus
The UK’s parliament’s standards watchdog has launched an investigation into a Northern Ireland MP over an alleged breach of lobbying rules in his support for the Turkish-occupied northern part of Cyprus.
Airport passenger traffic hits new record
Passenger traffic in Greek airports are heading for a new record, with the numbers in the first ten months of the year already surpassing the annual total for 2023, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) chief Giorgos Saounatsos has said.
Foreign Minister Gerapetritis to update political leaders on Greek-Turkish relations
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis is set to brief the leaders of Greece’s political parties next week regarding key foreign policy issues, according to a statement.