Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler welcomed on Wednesday the “honest and constructive approach” that Ankara and Athens have adopted in recent months, adding that it an important moment for bilateral relations.
With more than 9,000 birdwatchers having already booked visits to Lesvos in April and May, the Aegean island is rapidly evolving into a popular destination for fans of the activity from all over the world.
Investment interest in the creation of the Real Estate Acquisition and Re-leasing Agency has been rekindled.
A pet shop in the western Athenian district of Korydallos was destroyed after a blaze broke out early Thursday morning.
On Wednesday the US and a host of international allies warned that Iran-backed Houthi militants will face “consequences” if they continue to “threaten lives” and disrupt trade in the Red Sea.
The five new ministers who were appointed by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in an unexpected mini reshuffle on Wednesday afternoon will be sworn in on Thursday afternoon.
The police’s anti-drugs squad arrested on Wednesday a 22-year-old man at the port town of Rafina, eastern Attica, for carrying 600 grams of cannabis in a backpack.
The Ministry of Infrastructure, and not the regions, will undertake the damage restoration projects in Thessaly and Evia, the two regions that were badly affected following the deadly Storms Daniel and Elias in September 2023.
Greece on Wednesday successfully carried out a three-month treasury bill auction at a slightly lower cost.
A tender for the purchase of another 100 electric buses (12 meters long with an autonomy of 135 kilometers) has been declared void.