Developments in the Cyprus issue ahead of the upcoming five-party meeting in Geneva, as well as the need for increased European Union investment in defense, were key topics discussed during a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Cyprus President Nicos Christodoulides in Athens on Saturday.
On a day where renewed conflict in Syria put into question whether Turkey has “won” anything in this country, the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) launched its latest video campaign questioning Ankara’s reliability as an ally.
Greek police have arrested four Turkish nationals and detained nine others as part of an ongoing investigation into the double murder of two of their compatriots in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada last December.
The European Union is one of the most successful political “experiments” in the history of political science. Its demise has been predicted by many; its survival recognized by few.
Ruling New Democracy has expelled MP Dimitris Kyriazidis from its parliamentary group, following his insult of Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of the Course of Freedom party, on the final day of a three-day no-confidence debate against the government on Friday.
GDP beat expectations, driven by consumption and improved investment in the last quarter.
To mark their 20th anniversary, Remember Lizzy, a Greek tribute band to legendary Irish group Thin Lizzy, have invited Darren Wharton, former keyboardist with Phil Lynott’s Dublin-based band, to be their special guest at a live concert at Kyttaro Live Club on April 5.
The government, through the Growthfund, is speeding up the procedures for proclaiming a tender regarding the development of 22 regional airports currently managed by the Civil Aviation Authority.
In a few years’ time, Athens International Airport will have doubled its buildings.
The investigation into the deadly Tempe train disaster is advancing, with judicial authorities considering new indictments.