The Greek government will present an out-of-court settlement soon for billions of euros in Swiss franc-denominated mortgages to try to end a long-running dispute over soaring repayment costs caused by currency fluctuations, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
Three former prime ministers and one deputy prime minister are looking for a place at center stage, presenting themselves as wise old men who wish not only to highlight the glory days when they were in power but also to be seen as a solution to present problems.
Greece’s money laundering authority has frozen all assets of five petroleum trading companies.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis held talks in Athens on Tuesday with Albania’s Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs, Elisa Spiropali, focusing on European Union enlargement and regional cooperation.
Biology, flavor and local stories all come together in the forests of Eptalofos.
An Aegean Airlines aircraft landed at Baghdad International Airport on Tuesday, marking the first direct European flight to Iraq in 35 years, Iraq’s transport ministry said.
A 16-year-old girl in Athens is facing two felony charges and one misdemeanor after stabbing her 14-year-old classmate at a school in Kypseli.
Members of the Tempe Disaster Victims Association distanced themselves from statements by Maria Karystianou, president of the association representing families of the 57 people killed in the 2023 train crash, after she appeared to express political ambitions.
It could be a screenplay for a romantic dramedy: from wanting Greece kicked out of the eurozone since 2012, Germany went on to become enamored with it, and it led the charge to put a Greek at the head of the group of eurozone finance ministers.
The murder of anti-fascist rapper Pavlos Fyssas was a premeditated act by the far-right Golden Dawn party, a Greek prosecutor told the appeals court during the ongoing trial of the group’s members.