Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday at the NATO summit that he had held talks with Britain and Germany regarding Eurofighter jets, and that there were “positive developments” on the issue.
Former agriculture minister Makis Voridis issued his first public response on Thursday to the case file on the OPEKEPE farming subsidy scandal that was submitted to Parliament for investigation.
At the Agia Exhibition Center on Hania’s outskirts, 20-year-old Sudanese migrant Mousa Nagmoudin is desperately seeking contact with his family.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlighted the country’s 25-billion-euro defense investment program Wednesday at the NATO Summit, emphasizing Greece already exceeds the alliance’s spending targets.
Authorities have revealed new details about an antiquities trafficking ring that conducted illegal excavations across the country and sold ancient artifacts to auction houses in Munich, Germany.
A criminal investigation file into Greece’s agricultural payments agency arrived at Parliament late Wednesday, opening a new chapter in a corruption probe that threatens to engulf the governing party in fresh scandal.
“The number of strays is huge, as is the number of companion animals kept in horrible conditions. Crete is a real challenge. But so is the rest of the country,” says Stamatina Stamatakou.
A fast-spreading outbreak of sheep and goat pox has forced authorities in Thessaly in Central Greece to impose a strict quarantine through the end of August, raising alarm among livestock farmers and local officials.
A 45-year-old man wanted since he escaped custody last September was arrested in the early hours of Wednesday in the West Attica town of Agia Varvara, the police said on Thursday.