The Israeli defense company Elbit Systems Ltd announced on Monday that it has been awarded a contract worth approximately €650 million to supply the advanced multiple rocket launcher system PULS (Precise & Universal Launching System) to the Greek Armed Forces.
Donald Trump seems to have three types of behavior toward others: he attacks anyone who does not submit immediately to his demands, he expresses support for those who tread on human rights and undermine liberal democracy, and he presses those who are in a difficult position, to get what he wants.
A concerted police crackdown in three parts of Greece involving counter-terrorism officers and drones has broken a highly organized gang of phone scam artists who made about €1.3 million in a few months, authorities said Monday.
He first considered it in 2020, during the Covid pandemic. “At that point in time, the decision was political,” says 44-year-old Alexander.
A 64-year-old tax official in Thessaloniki has been arrested for allegedly warning business owners in advance about upcoming tax inspections, authorities said on Monday.
A Russian man has been arrested in northern Athens on domestic violence charges after his Ukrainian wife fell twice, under unclear circumstances, from the couple’s fourth-floor balcony in the same evening, police said Monday.
Main PASOK opposition party on Monday sharply criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis following his proposal to bar ministers from simultaneously serving as lawmakers, accusing him of undermining the public interest and calling for early elections.
Skai TV’s excellent documentary on the November 17 terrorist organization, “N17 File,” which ended last week, was a gripping account of one of the most shocking cases in Greece’s post-dictatorship era.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged EU prosecutors on Monday to decide swiftly whether to indict lawmakers from his center-right New Democracy party as part of a farm fraud probe, as he seeks to stem the political fallout from the scandal.
Greece will offer annual aid worth 100 million euros ($115 million) in the next five years to help industries and smaller businesses with rising energy costs, Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said on Monday. [Reuters]