Aegean launches Middle East repatriation flights
Aegean Airlines on Wednesday operated its first repatriation flight for Greek citizens from the Middle East at the request of the Foreign Ministry.
Boy’s bragging videos trigger arrest over forged cash, cloned cards
An underage boy who allegedly posted videos on social media bragging about how he cloned other people’s bank cards to steal their money has been identified and arrested by the police cybercrime squad, officials said Thursday.
For Our Time of Water | Athens | March 6-June 27
“For Our Time is the Time of Water” at TAVROS (11 Anaxagora) asks a stark question: Who owns water?
Council of State orders intelligence service to hand over file on surveillance of journalist’s comunications
Greece’s highest administrative court on Thursday postponed a ruling in a case brought by investigative journalist Thanasis Koukakis over access to records related to the surveillance of his communications.
Italy, Spain, France and Netherlands sending naval assets to Cyprus
Italy, along with Spain, France and the Netherlands, will send naval assets to protect Cyprus in the coming days, Rome’s Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said on Thursday.
Mitsotakis, Macron discuss Mideast crisis, Cyprus security, safe navigation
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a telephone call with French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday to discuss developments in the Middle East and ongoing support for Cyprus.
Police operation targets cryptocurrency racket
Greece’s organized crime squad has carried out simultaneous raids in the capital and on the island of Crete as part of a crackdown on a cryptocurrency racket.
NATO’s Rutte does not see need to invoke Article 5 after missile incident
The shooting down of a ballistic missile headed for Turkey by NATO air defenses does not provide immediate reason to trigger the alliance’s Article 5 mutual defense clause, Secretary-General Mark Rutte told Reuters on Thursday.
Ankara reacts to Athens’ defense moves in Aegean, East Med
Turkey on Thursday raised the issue of the demilitarization of the islands in the eastern Aegean, in a statement seen as a reaction to Athens’ announcement that it is deploying Patriot missiles to Karpathos amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Athens responds to Ankara over demilitarization claims
Athens was quick to respond on Thursday to a statement from the Turkish Foreign Ministry, which was seen as a reaction to Greece’s decision to deploy anti-aircraft missiles to Karpathos in the southeastern Aegean, while also raising the issue of the islands’ demilitarization.