Small Indian grocery shops and major online fashion retailers are boycotting Turkish products ranging from chocolates, coffee, jams and cosmetics to clothing amid growing anger at Turkey’s support for Pakistan in a confrontation with India.
Three foreign nationals, aged 19, 24, and 31, were arrested on Friday night in the Agios Panteleimonas area of Athens, accused of selling drugs near a school.
A young brown bear was found shot dead in the northern regional unit of Kastoria, prompting an investigation by forestry and environmental authorities into what is being described as an illegal killing of a protected species.
With a front-loaded “haircut” and new financing, the first mortgage loans that had been sold to funds are gradually returning to the banking system.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, one day after he attended the papal inauguration ceremony.
A team from the Directorate for Natural Disaster Recovery (DAEFK) has arrived on Evia island to inspect buildings following the 4.5-magnitude earthquake that struck at 3:23 a.m. local time and was felt as far as Athens.
Athens is working to limit Turkey’s involvement in the development of the European defense industry by helping shape the rules governing third-country participation.
Extensive inspections planned using all available electronic means to contain tax evasion.
President Konstantinos Tasoulas on Monday marked the anniversary of the Pontic Genocide – the massacre of ethnic Greeks by Ottoman forces during World War I and the subsequent Greek-Turkish War – calling for the international recognition of the atrocity.
A wildfire has erupted in a forested area in Ritsona, near the island of Evia.