Socialist PASOK, Greece’s main opposition party, on Monday sharply criticized senior government ministers for comments attacking international courts and human rights organizations, accusing them of undermining the country’s commitment to the rules-based international order and raising questions about the administration’s stance on international law.
Militants of the Islamic State group opened fire on police and wounded seven officers during a raid on the group in northwest Turkey on Monday, the country’s state-run media reported.
Coast guard crews on Monday recovered the body of a migrant during a search and rescue operation for four people reported missing north of the eastern Aegean island of Samos. Details about the victim’s identity were not immediately known.
The LNG terminal on the Saronic Gulf islet of Revithousa is filling up with American LNG before the end of the year.
The government is set to launch the largest property census in the country’s history, requiring some 7 million owners to submit detailed information to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
Greece is attempting to strike a difficult balance between deepening its regional alliances and maintaining the communication channels established with Ankara over the past three years, while closely monitoring Washington’s role as a key power broker.
Cypriot bank employees are looking forward to a special year regarding their earnings.