Two shepherds have been arrested in parts of central Greece hit by the sheep and goat pox epidemic that’s devastating traditional livestock breeding, for allegedly allowing their animals out to graze near their pens in breach of health protocols designed to eradicate the disease.
A new Eurobarometer survey released Friday ahead of the Munich Security Conference shows that a majority of Europeans perceive their countries as increasingly under threat and support a stronger role for the European Union in defense. Investment in defense and security, as well as EU space programs, are widely seen as crucial for addressing security,…
Almost one year after he was jailed, Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has told Reuters that Tayyip Erdogan should call elections “now” and predicted that the president would lose if he ran again.
Greece is in advanced discussions with Israel to incorporate artificial intelligence software into the planned Achilles’ Shield air defense system, enabling the automatic detection, classification and selection of the optimal interception response against incoming threats.
New testimonies have emerged from survivors of the deadly collision between a Coast Guard vessel and a migrant dinghy off the island of Chios that claimed 15 lives on February 3. The depositions, reported Friday by Kathimerini, were taken by a magistrate at the island hospital where injured passengers are being treated.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis met on Friday with Archbishop Makarios at the Maximos Mansion, ahead of the prime minister’s upcoming official visit to Australia, where he is expected to engage with the Greek diaspora.
The accounting myth of the trade deficit and the expansion of the manufacturing sector.
Maria Karystianou has issued fresh criticism of the conservative government’s approach to relations with Turkey, targeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis following his recent meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Up to 18 students from across New South Wales will have the opportunity to take part in a study tour of historic World War II sites in Greece and Crete linked to Australia’s military service.
The future of traffic on Vasilissis Olgas Avenue now rests with the government, even as a long-delayed redevelopment project nears completion, city officials say.