Greek and Turkish government officials proceeded with the signing of a series of agreements in Ankara on Wednesday, within the framework of the 6th Supreme Council of Cooperation, advancing what both sides describe as a “positive agenda” for bilateral relations.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan concluded a one-and-a-half-hour meeting at the Presidential Complex in Ankara on Wednesday afternoon, held within the framework of the 6th Supreme Council of Cooperation.
A train operating on the Kalavryta – Diakopto railway broke down near Niamata, western Greece, prompting an emergency response to evacuate 77 passengers, Hellenic Train said on Wednesday.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who met Wednesday in Ankara as part of the 6th Supreme Council of Cooperation, emphasized dialogue, stability, and pragmatic cooperation as the foundation for improving bilateral relations.
Police confiscated more than 270,000 euros worth of drugs and arrested three people following raids on homes and stash houses in the Athens area of Nikaia, authorities said on Wednesday.
Investors from Turkey, Israel, China, Iran and the US dominated approvals under Greece’s Golden Visa residency-by-investment program in 2025, as demand surged amid economic pressure, conflict and security concerns abroad.
Police arrested a woman in Komotini, northern Greece, on charges of robbery, weapons law violations and drug possession after she allegedly threw hydrochloric acid at a store employee during a theft, authorities said.
About 1,000 buses and trolleys traverse Athens daily, transporting thousands of passengers. Yet vehicles have remained uncleaned for two weeks, with many calling them “health bombs.” The situation isn’t new – it’s been problematic for months.
Lawmakers from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the Republican People’s Party (CHP) exchanged punches and kicks in the Turkish National Assembly on Wednesday during the swearing-in ceremony of two new ministers.
Vine-leaf rolls are known as “koupepia” in Cyprus and are most commonly stuffed with minced meat and tomato. Here, we add a few stuffed onions into the baking tray for a delectable meze that may not sizzle and fill the house with the aroma of charred meat, but it is a special treat.