Expert: Major Cyclades quake risk remains
The possibility of a major earthquake in the Cyclades region remains, despite the recent changes in seismic activity, says seismology professor Costas Papazachos.
Two years on, survivors of Turkish earthquake still struggle with loss and hardship
Two years have passed since a devastating earthquake shattered Turkey’s southern region, but for Omer Aydin and many other of its survivors the memory and the suffering remain fresh.
Student protests across Greece over Tempe disaster
Student protests are set to take place across Greece on Friday, calling for justice over the Tempe railway disaster.
Minister steps down amid probe into Tempe rail crash
Deputy Civil Protection Minister Christos Triantopoulos resigned from his post following PASOK’s proposal for a parliamentary inquiry into alleged cover-up efforts at the disaster site of the Tempe train crash in central Greece in 2023.
Piraeus Bank confirms exclusive negotiations about Ethniki stake
Piraeus Financial, one of Greece’s four largest banks, said on Thursday that it is in exclusive talks with CVC Capital Partners to acquire 70% of Ethniki Insurance.
Turkey hardens stance, issues threats
Turkey has warned it will intervene to protect its rights and interests in the waters off the southern Greek island of Crete.
Polar front grips country
A powerful cold front, brought on by a polar air stream, is sweeping across Greece, causing a dramatic temperature drop.
Greek-Turkish business meeting in Istanbul
Investment opportunities in Greece were presented at an event jointly organized by Turkey’s Economy and Trade Association (ETD) and Greece’s export and investments promotion agency Enterprise Greece at Greece’s General Consulate in Istanbul on Thursday.
Cyprus should expect fewer US visitors
Cyprus, and most of Europe, may see fewer American tourists this summer as high travel costs and shifting preferences push US travelers to rethink their vacation plans.