Turkish exports of defense and aerospace equipment rose 39% in the first nine months of 2025 compared with the same period last year, local newspaper Daily Sabah has reported, citing preliminary data from the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM).
The government, buffeted by the farm subsidies scandal and the persistent echoes of the deadly Tempe rail crash, thinks it has found an issue – inflation – that will help its popularity rebound.
Four Greek opposition parties, PASOK, SYRIZA, New Left and Course of Freedom, issued a joint statement on Friday condemning the Israeli interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla.
Socialist PASOK, the main opposition party, wants to present itself as a viable alternative to the ruling conservatives. But, as opinion polls indicate, it keeps lagging more than 10 percentage points behind New Democracy and, in voting intentions, it is stuck somewhere between the low- and mid-teens, percentage-wise.
The Ministry of Education has finalized a new framework for student withdrawals, addressing cases of students who take excessively long to complete their degrees, after the signing of a ministerial decision and the release of detailed instructions to universities.
This season, Athens’ Pallas Theatre will present two high-profile productions, both of which will be performed in Greek with English subtitles to make them accessible to international audiences.
The Israeli military intercepted the last boat in an aid flotilla attempting to reach blockaded Gaza on Friday, a day after stopping most of the vessels and detaining some 450 activists including Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg.
Greece’s free health hotline, 1566, was overwhelmed on Thursday following the expansion of its services to allow citizens to book appointments with doctors at public hospitals, officials said.
Greece leads the EU in housing cost burdens for young adults, with three in 10 aged 15-29 spending more than 40% of their disposable income on housing, according to 2024 EU data.