Former premier Antonis Samaras has called on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to oust his foreign affairs chief, George Gerapetritis, for allegedly giving in to Turkish demands in ongoing talks aimed at maintaining a positive momentum between Athens and Ankara.
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos extended their winning streak in the Euroleague this week.
Five 13-year-olds were arrested in the western town of Ioannina on Friday for attacking a fellow student and filming it. Their parents were also detained and charged with neglecting supervision.
Latest report also forecasts debt will shrink by over 10 percentage points within two years.
Austria’s energy company OMV was informed by Gazprom that the Russian gas producer would halt deliveries of natural gas via Ukraine to OMV from 0500 GMT on Nov. 16 following OMV winning an arbitration case.
Greece’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority thwarted a fraud attempt using artificial intelligence worth €4.5 million targeting an American clinic.
The Athens Stock Exchange went through a third consecutive session with losses on Friday.
The mysterious “Desmotes” or “Shackled Skeletons” of Faliro, unearthed in 2016 in southern Athens, are set to make their public debut at the Archaeological Museum of Iraklio on the island of Crete as part of the exhibition “Ekatompoli,” which opens on November 30.
Turkey is steadily expanding its influence in Libya through a multifaceted approach that includes a significant military presence and ambitious economic projects.
Only days after meeting with his Greek counterpart in Athens, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has reiterated his view that the his country’s dispute with Greece does not only concern maritime boundaries – specifically the continental shelf and exclusive economic zones (EEZ) – but also broader issues, including the “demilitarization” of Greek islands.