New corruption case rocks land registry
Greek authorities have uncovered a new corruption case within public land registry offices in Attica, following an investigation by the Internal Affairs Division of the Hellenic Police.
Greece bids farewell to veteran diplomat Petros Molyviatis
Draped in the Greek flag he served under throughout a storied career, the body of veteran diplomat and politician Petros Molyviatis arrived in Kifissia in northern Athens on Tuesday morning.
Turkey crackdown on Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu, Erdogan’s main rival
Jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu is fighting a series of legal battles on charges of corruption, insulting officials and terrorism links amid a widening crackdown on the opposition in Turkey.
Athenian skies darken under Saharan dust dome
A dense dome of Saharan dust blanketed the Attica basin and southeastern Greece on Tuesday, creating a hazy atmosphere that is expected to intensify through Thursday, meteorologists said.
The games of democratic Athens were as great as the Ancient Olympics
The Olympic Games immediately spring to mind when people think about sport in ancient Greece.
Greece leverages defense spending to underscore US alignment
Greece is stepping up efforts to underscore its strategic value to the United States, highlighting its role in Southeastern Europe and NATO’s southern flank, while reminding Washington that the US defense industry remains a key supplier to the Greek Armed Forces – not only for major platforms like the F-35 fighter jet, but also for…
New loans in Cyprus jump to €658.2 million in March
New lending in Cyprus recorded a substantial increase in March, with pure new loans reaching 658.2 million euros, up significantly from €246.1 million in February, according to Central Bank of Cyprus data published on Tuesday.
Cruise industry charts a sustainable course at PSTF 2025
The 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum opened on Tuesday in Iraklio, marking a pivotal moment in Mediterranean cruise tourism.