The foreign minister of Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus said on Thursday an informal meeting of Greek and Turkish Cypriots called by the United Nations to discuss a way forward in breaking a deadlock between the two sides would lead nowhere.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has highlighted the need for a comprehensive examination of European security in his intervention on European defense at the European Council meeting in Brussels.
Police in Athens have ordered the closure of Syntagma and Panepistimio metro stations from Friday 10 a.m. until further notice due to planned rallies over the Tempi railway disaster.
Opposition parties have accused the government of evidence tampering in the investigation into the Tempe train disaster, demanding answers over an email allegedly confirming officials approved the removal of critical materials from the crash site.
A 16-year-old boy who was arrested on Sunday in a school yard in Thessaloniki on suspicion of drug dealing has been released on conditional bail after testifying before a prosecutor.
The Italian research vessel Ievoli Relume has departed from Crete for Messina, Italy, as Greece’s power grid operator (ADMIE) temporarily froze payments to French cable maker Nexans due to ongoing uncertainty over the Crete-Cyprus electricity interconnection.
Eleven people arrested Wednesday after a large rally demanding justice for the victims of the Tempe train disaster are to face misdemeanor charges, an Athens prosecutor has ruled.
Major infrastructure projects, a significant urban revamp and vibrant cultural events are reshaping Thessaloniki’s identity.
Serious concerns -and some praise-regarding Turkey’s role as a US and NATO ally were voiced during a congressional hearing, where lawmakers and experts debated Ankara’s increasingly independent foreign policy and its reliability within the alliance.
When the ECB’s system went down on Thursday, the chaos that descended in the 10 hours it took to identify and fix the problem blocked the welfare payments of more than 15,000 mostly elderly and poor Greeks.