Greek Navy member dies while engaged in underwater training
A member of the Greek Navy has died while engaged in underwater disaster management training.
Eurobank’s €1.2 bln investment in Cyprus signals confidence
Recent share purchases push Eurobank’s stake in Hellenic Bank, with potential plans for further expansion.
Crete’s rising domestic violence exposes failures
Reports of domestic violence against women on Crete are rising, with 1,151 cases filed from January to September, averaging four incidents daily, according to a report by the Women’s Violence Observatory.
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Diplomats monitoring Turkish arrest of Greek woman
The Greek Foreign Ministry is keeping a close watch on developments following the arrest, in Turkey, of a Greek woman awaiting trial on suspicion of theft in Istanbul, diplomatic sources have informed.
Energean CEO urges Israel to issue new oil and gas exploration licences
The CEO of Israel-focused gas producer Energean on Thursday called on governments to develop new export routes from Israel to neighboring Egypt and Cyprus.
Drones integrated into Greek Armed Forces’ arsenal
The Greek armed forces are steadily integrating advanced unmanned systems, including loitering munitions, surveillance and strike UAVs, drones for intelligence gathering, target tracking, and firing-data provision, as well as surface and underwater drones.
Turkish drug and arms gang arrested close to Athens
Greek police have arrested 11 Turkish nationals on suspicion of trafficking drugs and illegal arms in Greece and other parts of Europe.
Election system reforms back in the spotlight
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains firm against revising electoral law, despite speculation fueled by a fragmented political landscape.
Companies fined €2.2 mln for misleading Black Friday adverts
The Development Ministry has imposed fines totaling 2.2 million euros on 14 companies for misleading advertising in the run-up to Black Friday.