Cabbie arrested for stealing bank cards and cash from customers
Police in Athens have announced the arrest of a taxi driver who stole bank cards from customers and later used them to make cash withdrawals from their accounts.
Cyprus’ rival leaders say they’re ready for UN-led meeting to restart peace talks
The rival leaders of ethnically divided Cyprus have said that they’re ready to take part in a UN-led gathering next month that could pave the way to a resumption of formal talks after an eight-year hiatus.
Ankara aims to use the Meteor as a blueprint for its home-produced missile, sources say
According to Greek military sources, Ankara aims to use the European Meteor missile not only to enhance its fighter jet arsenal but also to develop the domestically produced Gokhan missile.
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An open letter to the PM: Nostos for my mother will heal her and heal Greece
Mr Prime Minister, I write to you as the proud Greek son of Holly Dimitra Polhemus, one of the four thousand children and babies exported from Greece after World War II who are now seeking the restoration of their citizenship: Nostos for Greek Adoptees.
Court employee kills himself with gun from evidence room
Police in Amfissa, Fokida, are investigating an incident where a court employee in his 40s took his own life in the local courthouse using a confiscated weapon held in the evidence room.
Five arrested after clashes during basketball game in Lavrio
Police arrested five individuals in connection with clashes at the Lavrio indoor gymnasium during a basketball game on Sunday evening.
The Black Cat: A warm, authentic taverna in Pangrati since 1963
In a neighborhood filled with modern takes on Greek cuisine, The Black Cat sets the standard for what an authentic taverna should be.
Police to be deployed on public transport in Western Attica
Police are to be deployed on public transport services in Western Attica in a pilot program to combat antisocial behavior, Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis has announced.
Turkish minister accuses Greece of shutting down Muslim minority schools in Thrace
Turkish Minister of Education Yusuf Tekin accused Greece of shutting down schools belonging to the Muslim minority in Thrace during a speech on Sunday.