Forty Georgian and Pakistani nationals will be deported to their countries of origin on Tuesday, following the final rejection of their applications for asylum, the Migration and Asylum Ministry has said.
Deputy Minister of National Defense Giannis Kefalogiannis addressed the recent incident involving a Turkish corvette, which allegedly harassed two research vessels commissioned by Greece on Sudnay, north of Crete.
Vesna Pejovic vowed to reduce gun violence in Montenegro after her daughter and two grandsons were killed in a mass shooting in the town of Cetinje in 2022. Then came news on January 1 that drained what optimism she had left.
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis met with his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, during his visit to Jerusalem, on Monday.
Schools are to remain closed for a second day on the island of Santorini following the decision by earthquake experts to extend emergency preventative measures.
An inquiry by the Greek Ombudsman into the June 2023 Pylos shipwreck that claimed the lives of over 500 migrants has revealed a “a series of serious and reprehensible omissions in the search and rescue duties on the part of senior officers of the Hellenic Coast Guard.”
On January 26, a strange silence prevailed over Syntagma Square. The slogans were sporadic and limited to some active groups of demonstrators.
A Thessaloniki appeals court has handed suspended sentences ranging from four to ten months to seven defendants for their part in the attack almost seven years ago on the city’s then mayor.
Farmers from Gyrtoni, a town near Larissa, arrived with their tractors at the Region of Thessaly administrative building in Larissa on Monday to present their demands to the regional governor, Dimitris Kouretas.
The trains pulling into downtown Athens’ Syntagma station were packed to the gills from early on the morning of Sunday, January 26.