ATHEX: Domestic bourse sees calm prevail
The Greek bourse showed a calm attitude toward developments in the Middle East on Monday.
Turkey challenges Greek maritime zones with UNESCO map submission
Ankara is attempting to counter Greece’s Maritime Spatial Plan (MSP) by submitting its own maps to UNESCO, directly challenging Greek maritime zones.
Rhodes hotel evacuated after gas leak
A gas leak at a hotel in the Ixia area on the island of Rhodes triggered an emergency evacuation Monday, authorities said.
Urgent reform
Developments in our broader region underscore that the most pressing reforms our country requires lie in defense and foreign policy. In some respects, we have allowed the Armed Forces to function like public utilities, and lagged in developing our defense industry. Our diplomacy still relies on outdated structures and tools from the previous century.
Firefighters tame wildfire near Athens
A blaze burning near a village northeast of Athens appeared largely contained, a Reuters witness and fire brigade officials have said.
OSE dismisses level crossing guard after unjustified absence
OSE has announced the dismissal of a level crossing guard for failing to report to work.
Defunct farm subsidies body faces more scrutiny
OPEKEPE, the agency responsible for disbursing EU subsidies to Greek farmers, faces further scrutiny, this time for favoritism in the procurement of services.
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Athens viewing Iran-Israel clash through Ankara lens
Greek government officials and diplomats consider the escalation in the conflict between Iran and Israel worrisome, on multiple fronts.
US plans push for Greece-Turkey talks
A US initiative aimed at bringing Greece and Turkey to the negotiating table is being discussed behind closed doors, according to exclusive information obtained by Kathimerini.