Thousands of people protested in Turkey’s capital Ankara on Saturday to demand a bigger hike in the minimum wage, chanting slogans calling on the government to resign and waving the opposition and national flags.
A passenger ferry was forced to return to the port of Piraeus on Saturday after experiencing engine trouble while it was sailing north of Aegina island in the Saronic Gulf.
Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that there would be more interest rate cuts in 2025 after the central bank cut its key rate by 250 basis points to 47.5% this week.
Investment in local property market accounts for over 62 percent of all FDI in Greece.
The trial of an Athens police officer who assaulted a volunteer dressed as Santa Claus at a public Christmas event in Halandri and then gave a Nazi salute has been postponed until February 25.
The Cycladic islands, the eastern Aegean and Crete will experience heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms on Saturday, the National Meteorological Service (EMY) has warned in an updated adverse weather report.
The Public-private partnership (PPP) tenders for the construction of student halls in Crete, Thessaly, Thrace and Western Macedonia are progressing.
Police have made three arrests as part of a coordinated parallel operation against the Turkish mafia in Athens and Thessaloniki.
Greece has agreed to provide Ukraine with 24 Sea Sparrow missiles, which will support the Ukrainian Armed Forces against ongoing threats.
Major traffic delays have been reported on Kifissou Avenue near Peristeri, in Athens, after a southbound truck hit and knocked down a lighting pole on the median strip on the thoroughfare.