Turkey’s pro-Kurdish political party said on Tuesday that Abdullah Ocalan, the jailed leader of the PKK militant group, will make a “historic call” soon, amid a political effort to end its decades-long conflict with the Turkish state.
Police have released the identities and photographs of seven Turkish nationals accused of involvement in a double homicide in Glyfada in southern Athens last December.
Aegean Airlines, Greece’s national carrier, said it has doubled its flights to Santorini on Tuesday to accommodate the rising number of residents and tourists leaving the popular island as it continues to be hit by a series of earthquakes.
Police have detained a man in connection with the brutal assault of a 45-year-old man who was found bound and severely injured in the Pavlokastro area of Patras.
Hundreds of people packed a port in Santorini in the early morning hours of Tuesday to board a ferry and reach safety in Athens as a series of quakes kept shaking the famous Greek tourist island.
PASOK President Nikos Androulakis criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his public statements over the Tempe railway disaster during a television interview on Tuesday.
At least three out of 10 members of the boards of directors of listed companies will soon have to be women.
The B&E Goulandris Foundation, in collaboration with chef Aristotelis Megoulas, presents an olive oil tasting event, “The Olive Tree is Like Delacroix,” held in English at the museum’s cafe-restaurant (13 Eratosthenous)
Researchers in Cyprus have discovered a hidden portrait that lay undetected for centuries beneath a 1570 oil painting by Renaissance master Titian, a rendering of which is now on display in the city of Limassol.
The former president of OSE, Spyros Pateras, appeared before a prosecutor on Tuesday to explain why the company had not handed over to the investigative authorities videos relating to the movement of a freight train involved in the Tempe head-on collision in February 2023.