The drones attacks that have filled the skies over Ukraine and Russia the past few weeks have not only cemented a new era of warfare, they have also shown Western countries how ill-prepared they are for it.
Wednesday’s court ruling on the 2018 deadly wildfire in the East Attica coastal town of Mati draws the criminal aspect of the case to a close. But the tragedy did not only have culprits, it also had heroes.
The parent company of Hellenic Seaways, has reduced ticket prices by 30% on its high-speed ferry routes from Piraeus and Iraklio to the Cyclades.
The corruption-plagued EU farm subsidy agency OPEKEPE will be merged into the tax authority AADE as a fourth directorate, Agriculture Minister Kostas Tsiaras announced amid ongoing European fraud investigations.
Greek-owned startups abroad have secured funding almost $1.5 billion since the beginning of the year.
Political developments in our region are not limited to the major issue of our bilateral relations with Turkey, although the latter’s broader influence is evident.
Greece officially launched its third French-built FDI frigate, the Formion, at Naval Group’s shipyard in Brittany, France, marking another milestone in the country’s navy modernization program.
Sean Mathews, a journalist for the Middle East Eye covering the Middle East, North Africa and the Balkans, joins Thanos Davelis as we look at why the Turkey-Libya maritime deal is back in the headlines, and examine what a decision to endorse it in eastern Libya would mean for Greece, Egypt, and the East Med.
A 62-year-old woman is in critical condition after being mistakenly given a blood transfusion intended for another patient at Tzaneio Hospital in Piraeus, according to reports.