Parliament’s preliminary inquiry committee investigating the deadly train disaster in Tempe in 2023 is scheduled to reconvene Monday morning, possibly for the penultimate time, amid heightened political tension.
The investigation that first revealed widespread fraud in the Greek agricultural subsidies agency began in the summer of 2020. It indicated that farmers allegedly claimed ownership of public lands and created fictitious rental agreements to receive millions in European Union funding.
A wildfire that broke out early on Monday in a forested area of Mount Parnitha, just outside the Greek capital, was swiftly brought under control, the fire service said.
Greece has rescued hundreds of migrants off its southern islands of Gavdos and Crete in five separate incidents since Friday, its coastguard said on Sunday.
An external explosive device most likely caused the blast that damaged Greek oil tanker Vilamoura as it was sailing off the Libyan coast last week, the vessel’s Greece-based operator TMS Tankers said on Sunday, citing an initial investigation.
A farmer was seriously injured when he was attacked by a lion that had escaped a zoo in southern Turkey on Sunday, local media reported. The lion was later shot dead.
A Turkish prosecutor launched an investigation on Monday into main opposition leader Ozgur Ozel following remarks he made criticising the government and the president, broadcaster NTV said.
Greece is taking another step to beating tax evasion.
That Anna Ornstein, a Holocaust survivor, focused on trauma in a long career as a psychoanalyst may not come as a surprise.
Eleven major hotel groups in Cyprus – across Limassol, Larnaca and Paphos – have filed formal applications to install small private desalination units on their premises, with state subsidies.