Theft of copper pipes and cables from gas heating systems installed at apartment buildings and construction sites, a practice that first surged during the country’s economic crisis, continues to be rampant, police reports have indicated.
Freezing temperatures hit northern Greece Saturday morning, signaling winter’s arrival.
Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan will visit Saudi Arabia on Monday, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Saturday in an interview with broadcaster CNN Turk.
When Anastasios Zakalkas pulled up the ropes of his mussel farm in the Aegean Sea last month, the devastation was clear: the lines were not heaving with molluscs as they should be at harvest time but were instead filled with cracked, empty shells.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis reacted on Saturday to the fractious turmoil within the left-wing opposition party SYRIZA, which appears to have reached a peak during the party’s ongoing congress.
The government has unveiled an ambitious plan to tackle teen violence, aiming to address key issues such as domestic violence, bullying, cyberbullying, and juvenile delinquency.
SYRIZA MP Kyriaki Malama has announced her departure from the main opposition leftist party to serve as an independent MP.
The Beijing Olympic Development Association (BODA) is launching on Monday, November 11, an exhibition on the cultural heritage of the twin Olympic Games in the Chinese capital.
Cyprus will reach a decision this month on whether the Cypriot state will join a subsidiary formed by Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) for the development of an electrical grid interconnection linking Crete and Cyprus, according to a leading Cypriot government official.
In a meeting held in Athens on Friday, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan engaged in candid talks about their countries’ enduring disputes in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean.