Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Friday that President Tayyip Erdogan may make a trip to the Gulf in February and that Turkey aimed to sign there a deal on an international 2,000 MW solar project. Bayraktar was speaking in an interview with Turkish state broadcaster TRT Haber. [Reuters]
The number of seats scheduled by airlines for Greece increased by 10% for the first quarter.
This week, we kick off with a look ahead at 2026, featuring interviews with Kathimerini Executive Editor Alexis Papachelas, Council on Foreign Relations’ Steven Cook on the protests in Iran, and analysis from Lena Argiri, Nektaria Stamouli, and Loukas Kozonis in our “Meet the Press” segment.
Authorities arrested five alleged members of a criminal organization responsible for gas station and mini market robberies in Attica during a targeted operation on Thursday.
Livestock producers are facing heavy losses as sheep and goat pox continues to spread nationwide.
From his career ‘takeoff’ in America with an aircraft timeshare firm to his contribution to his alma mater, Athens College.
Turkey’s foreign minister signaled the possibility of renewed substantive talks with Greece over maritime zones while taking pointed aim at Athens’ ties with the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as he commented on the climate ahead of a planned visit by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Ankara next month.
Greece plans to expand its territorial waters and establish a second marine park in the Aegean Sea, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said Friday in Parliament.
The pace of rent increases in Greece is showing signs of slowing after several years of sharp gains, according to data from online property listings network Spitogatos.
Two criminal organizations trafficking illegal tobacco products in Athens and Thessaloniki were dismantled Thursday, with 14 people arrested in an operation carried out by a special police squad targeting organized crime, often referred to as the “Greek FBI.”