Loukas Apostolidis, a lawyer representing some of the Tempe victims’ families, requested on Thursday that the appellate investigator provide the reports former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis submitted to the European Commission.
Several independent media outlets in Turkey face a potential risk of closure after algorithm changes made by Google led to a significant reduction in reader traffic, a joint statement from the outlets said on Thursday.
A man was found dead inside a short-term rental apartment in Athens’ central Omonia district on Thursday.
Speaking at a briefing in Ankara, a defense ministry source said that the deal between the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Damascus did not change Turkey’s commitment to counter-terrorism in Syria, and that it still demands that the YPG militia, which spearheads the SDF, disband and disarm.
The government is looking to kill two birds with one stone, by making it easier for properties to be donated to the state, while at the same time providing families with state-owned or state-managed properties as housing.
Former Parliament speaker Konstantinos Tasoulas became the ninth president of the Hellenic Republic since the fall of the 1967-1974 dictatorship and the abolition of the monarchy, on Thursday.
Turkey has emerged as a key potential partner in restructuring European security, diplomats and analysts say, as Europe scrambles to bolster its defense and find guarantees for Ukraine under any forthcoming ceasefire deal urged by the United States.
Greek-branded cosmetic products exceeded 400 million euros in 2023, according to market executives.
A research team from the University of Athens has developed the world’s first tool specifically designed to measure addiction to TikTok.
Veteran conservative lawmaker Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in as Greece’s new president Thursday, as the government grapples with lingering public anger over a deadly rail disaster two years ago.