Six years ago, Turkish author and Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk received the plot summary of a planned television adaptation of one of his most celebrated novels, “The Museum of Innocence.” As he flipped through its pages, he was horrified.
Three new reservoirs for the three communities of Prespes Municipality and the replacement of an old water supply network at the same area will be funded by the National Development Program (NDP) 2021-2025, following decisions by Alternate National Economy & Finance Minister Nikos Papathanasis on Thursday.
Two particular parameters that are seen as indirectly affecting Greek-Turkish relations are the Greek diaspora in the United States and its influence on the American “ecosystem” of analyses and decision-making.
Greater autonomy for Greece’s state universities must not be allowed to become a dead letter. These institutions cannot be destined to rely solely on the state for every single thing.
Authorities uncovered a network of shell companies that created at least €43 million of debt for the tax and social security system, arresting 11 alleged leaders, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has said.
The housing crisis, with the shortage of supply to the market, continues unabated, especially in the large urban centers of Greater Athens and Thessaloniki, where the biggest problems are observed.
Authorities in Thessaloniki have charged a 33-year-old prison employee with felony drug trafficking and illegal introductions of items into a correctional facility following an Internal Affairs investigation.
Photographs from the phone of a Hellenic Air Force wing commander show him with two Chinese nationals he allegedly met before being accused of leaking classified information to China.
Tennis star Maria Sakkari secured her place in the Qatar Open semifinals with a comeback victory over world No. 2 Iga Swiatek.