The European Commission has announced that “following recent worrying developments” in Turkey, its enlargement commissioner, Marta Kos, had canceled her planned visit to the country and her meeting with its foreign minister, Hakan Fidan.
The criminal complaint filed by Maria Karystianou and four other relatives of victims of the Tempe railway disaster against appellate judge of Larissa Sotiris Bakaimis and his clerk was dismissed by the deputy prosecutor of first instance of Larissa, who reviewed the case.
MedCruise is set to make its seventh appearance at the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum next month.
A Thessaloniki court has granted a request from the Turkish authorities for the extradition of a Turkish national, who is accused of committing a murder in early 2019 in Istanbul.
Turkey’s government denounced opposition calls for a mass commercial boycott following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu that sparked nationwide protests, describing them on Wednesday as an economic “sabotage attempt.”
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides and Ersin Tatar, the leader of the breakaway entity in the Turkish-occupied north, made some progress Wednesday on fostering trust between their conflict-riven Greek and Turkish speaking communities, agreeing to delve deeper into the dangers posed by minefields and working together on environmental initiatives.
During peak hours at Athens Airport, delays due to increased air traffic have become the norm rather than the exception, affecting most of the flight schedule.
Scientists are using a coffee machine analogy to explain the recent volcanic and seismic crisis in Santorini, which unfolded in four distinct phases from early February.