Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, during a speech in Parliament, has indirectly responded to criticism from former prime minister Antonis Samaras regarding the government’s handling of relations with Turkey and its proposal for a five-party conference on the Eastern Mediterranean.
The widespread culture in Crete not only feeds the famous vendettas among families that occasionally explode into violence. It also underpins a culture of delinquency that is sometimes indistinguishable from organized crime.
Three stations on Athens Metro Line 2 will be closing earlier than usual for about one month starting Tuesday due to rail replacement works, according to STASY.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has declined to explicitly comment on the critical statements made against the government by former prime minister Antonis Samaras in a television interview.
An Athens appeals court has ordered two men convicted of the 2014 murder of acclaimed writer Menis Koumandareas back to prison, reinstating their life sentences after an earlier ruling that had reduced their punishment was overturned by the Supreme Court.
The trial of a revenge porn case targeting involving influencer Ioanna Touni has begun in Thessaloniki, with proceedings taking place behind closed doors due to the sensitive nature of the evidence.
A Thessaloniki appeals court on Monday upheld a life sentence plus 15 years in prison for a 62-year-old man convicted of killing his bedridden and blind mother, whom he had repeatedly sexually assaulted while she was alive, court officials said.
A young man died, while two others were seriously injured when a pickup truck crashed into an olive tree on a provincial road in Corinth on Monday morning.
For good reason, Zohran Mamdani is dominating the interest of the world. He is New York’s first Muslim mayor and the youngest one in a century. He is also the first to be born in Africa (Uganda) and the first of South Asian descent.
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas describes the concerns of Greece and Cyprus regarding Turkey’s possible participation in the bloc’s SAFE defense program as “legitimate,” but considers that the financial instrument is limited by the conditions contained in the relevant regulation regarding its use by third parties.