CLIA’s ‘All Aboard Greece’ campaign expands
The association’s exhibition, ‘The Voyage,’ will open at the Eugenides Foundation in Athens on October 9.
Four accused over death of motorcyclist in Thessaloniki
A Thessaloniki prosecutor on Thursday brought charges against four suspects over the death of a 29-year-old motorcyclist in a crash in the northern port city a day earlier.
The US visa that undermines Cyprus
Michael Rubin joins Thanos Davelis to explain how the US has enabled Turkey’s occupation in Cyprus by granting Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar – the leader of an illegitimate state – a visa to attend the UNGA, and breaks down how Washington can correct course.
Ankara warns of ‘dangerous consequences’ as Nicosia moves ahead with defense plans
Ankara on Thursday warned that Cyprus’ ongoing efforts to bolster its air defense with systems from Israel could have “dangerous consequences” and are being “closely monitored.”
Farmers in the dock over pastures that never existed
A resident of Iraklio on Crete, accused of filing false subsidy claims for vast tracts of land, will face trial on Monday, alongside 104 others in what authorities say is the largest case of subsidy fraud in Greece.
Security ramped up for Fyssas murder commemoration
Police are ramping up security in and around the port city of Piraeus and other parts of Greece on Thursday as the 2013 murder of anti-fascist musician Pavlos Fyssas by a member of Golden Dawn is being commemorated just days after the former chief of the now-defunct neo-Nazi party was granted early release from prison.
Encroachers of state land snub option to go legal
The low number of applications for the legal acquisition of encroached land of the Greek state by its trespassers has forced the government to extend the process by one year, while giving the applicants the necessary time to gather supporting documents.
No change in political landscape after TIF, poll shows
Greece’s political landscape showed little movement after the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), with a new poll suggesting the ruling New Democracy party remains ahead but without gains.
Greek-owned fleet ready to transport more American LNG around the world
The US produces liquefied natural gas and the Greek fleet, the world’s most powerful, is able to ship it the world over, said Kikilias.
Crete tensions expose migrant challenge
Tensions rose on Crete after clashes between migrants broke out in the town of Agyia, highlighting what officials described as security limits being exceeded and serious public health risks.