It was early July when the “Greek FBI,” the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (DAOE), raided the offices of farm subsidy agency OPEKEPE, seizing a file containing approximately 650,000 tax identification numbers of producers who had applied for grants.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ proposal for five-nation talks on Eastern Mediterranean issues, with the ultimate goal of reaching an agreement on the delimitation of maritime zones and ending conflicting bilateral arrangements has not yet been accepted by any of the intended parties (Cyprus, Egypt, Libya, Turkey).
Hania’s port master has been suspended from duty pending the outcome of an investigation into an assault that took place aboard a passenger ferry, the Ariadni, upon its arrival at the port last Wednesday.
Police on Crete are searching for a 23-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a relative during a village festival in Elos, western Crete, on Sunday evening.
The alleged ringleader of a criminal network accused of illegally obtaining European Union farming subsidies through false declarations submitted to farm payment agency OPEKEPE has been remanded in custody after testifying before an investigating magistrate.
At least four people have died after a migrant boat sank off the southwest coast of Lesvos.
Istanbul’s jailed mayor was questioned Sunday at the city’s main courthouse as part of a newly launched investigation into possible charges of espionage.
A typical Greek four-star hotel without very high occupancy operates at a loss both in the months before and after the summer period.
The determination of the European Union to end all Russian natural gas imports as of 2028 has now been set in stone.
Police have arrested a man who defrauded two women in the northern city of Kilkis of a total of €65,000.