Police investigates espionage case involving four individuals in Leros island
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) are investigating a case of espionage involving four individuals in Leros island, at eastern Aegean, it was reported on Sunday.
John Sarbanes: An ethical politician
He has some character traits that are missing from Greek politicians. It was perhaps his substantive answers, his honesty, but mostly the air of a statesman that surrounded US Congressman John Sarbanes in the very interesting discussion he had last Wednesday with students from Deree College (part of the American College of Greece – ACG)…
PM Mitsotakis outlines government goals after cabinet reshuffle
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined his government’s goals in various sectors following the cabinet reshuffle in a lengthy Facebook post on Sunday.
North Macedonia’s new government to receive vote of confidence on Sunday
The new government of North Macedonia, led by the right-wing party VMRO-DPMNE, is expected to receive a vote of confidence on Sunday evening.
Athens ready to alert EU over Prespa Agreement violation
Despite the slight shift in the public discourse of North Macedonia’s prime minister-in-waiting, Hristijan Mickoski, experienced diplomats view the “stealth war” strategy followed by the new leadership of the neighboring country as a violation of the “ergo omnes” term of the Prespa Agreement.
Fires near Athens and northern Greece brought under control
Two fires that broke out on Saturday, one in the Keratea area outside Athens and the other in the Sapes area of Rodopi in northern Greece, have been brought under control on Sunday.
Suspects arrested over Hydra wildfire to appear before a prosecutor
The 13 individuals arrested over the fire in Hydra, which was allegedly started on Friday by fireworks launched from a yacht they were on, will appear before a prosecutor in Piraeus on Sunday.
Tinderboxes scattered all over country
The lack of proper planning on the part of the state for the removal of waste and branches cleared from private plots of land has led to the creation of hundreds of potential fire sources around the country.
Metlen’s OCPG units in the UK
Metlen, the Athens-listed group formerly known as Mytilineos, has met the challenge of transporting the bulky equipment needed to develop its three open-cycle power generation units it is building in the UK.
His photos exposed a bloody crackdown, but his identity was a secret
It is an iconic image — a black-and-white photo of a blood-splattered student being clubbed by a paratrooper medic. It was the first photo to slip through the military cordon around Gwangju, South Korea, in 1980, exposing the brutal suppression of what would be known as the Gwangju Democratization Movement.