Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of leading businessman Turgay Ciner and the seizure of some companies from his mining-to-energy conglomerate Ciner Group, under an investigation into media company Can Holding which bought TV channels from Ciner.
A powerful earthquake shook northwestern Turkey Sunday, causing people to flee their homes, emergency services said. No casualties were immediately reported.
Greece will face a 24-hour nationwide general strike on Wednesday, as private- and public-sector workers walk off the job in protest against the government’s new labor law, organized by the country’s two largest unions, GSEE and ADEDY.
The European Space Agency and Greece’s National Observatory are jointly investigating meteorite impacts on the moon through the NELIOTA program, launched in 2015.
The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) participated once again this year in the tourism fair IFTM Top Resa 2025, held in Paris last week.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis faces mounting diplomatic challenges following a canceled meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during the recent UN General Assembly in New York.
Additional funding for projects associated with healthcare, research, education, and sustainable development.
US Drug Enforcement Administration surveillance of suspected drug trafficking through Piraeus port led to the discovery of a massive customs fraud scheme that cost Greek and European treasuries millions of euros.
A truly chronic problem of Greece is the mentality of taking into consideration only the short term, which not only survives, but has acquired unprecedented dimensions in recent years.
Olympiakos and AEK fought hard and managed to win this weekend, to remain tied at the top of the Super League table with 13 points from five games.