Authorities in northwestern Greece were scrambling on Tuesday to repair or at least secure roads, bridges and infrastructure networks damaged by flooding last week, as the country’s national weather service issued a storm warning for Wednesday through Friday.
If the troika of Greece’s lenders were asked what their “greatest achievement” during the Greek austerity crisis was, “they’d say Alexis Tsipras,” the former leftist prime minister’s finance chief said on Tuesday.
The government is facing renewed pressure from farmers despite having resolved the main issue of delayed agricultural subsidy payments, sparking concern inside the Prime Minister’s Office as nationwide protests begin later this month.
Gender-based violence is the number one human rights violation of women in Europe.
Paul Stares, the director of the Center for Preventive Action and coordinator for the “Special Initiative on Securing Ukraine’s Future” at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into President Trump’s 28-point plan to end the war in Ukraine, and break down what it means for Ukraine, Europe, and NATO.
Turkish authorities sought to calm concerns over images showing trucks and heavy machinery inside Hagia Sophia, asserting the activity was part of careful restoration efforts.
Alexis Tsipras’ “Ithaki” (Ithaca) sold out within just a few hours of being launched and a new batch is already being produced, publisher Gutenberg announced on Tuesday.
Taxi drivers are planning to hold a 48-hour nationwide strike on December 2 and 3, their union, POEIATA, announced Tuesday, ramping up pressure on the government over a series of industry demands.
Greece has completed the automated assignment of personal identification numbers to citizens who had not obtained one by the November 5 deadline for selecting its first two digits, the Ministry of Digital Governance announced.