Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan opposes a US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles to attack inside Russia, saying it would further enflame the conflict, according to a readout shared by his office on Wednesday.
Hundreds of thousands of taxpayers use cards to pay for everything from hair salons to taxis, but without seeing the deduction the tax office has promised.
Olympiakos soccer club has responded to the prosecution of its president and four senior officials in a Greek soccer-related criminal case, describing the charges as politically motivated.
The owners of a mansion overlooking the Acropolis in Athens have denied authorizing the sale of the property, following a report in Kathimerini earlier on Wednesday about the listing.
The question is whether companies will be able to complete their big digital projects in about a year and a half.
Ships docked at Greek ports, and railway and bus services were disrupted on Wednesday as transport workers, hospital doctors, school teachers and construction workers joined a nationwide strike to protest squeezed living standards and demand higher pay.
Former conservative prime minister and lawmaker Antonis Samaras has responded to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ decision to expel him from New Democracy’s parliamentary group, describing his removal as “pre-decided.”
The Greek Embassy in Kyiv will remain closed to the public on Wednesday for security reasons.
The arms cache discovered in a storage area of an apartment in the Athens neighborhood of Pangrati on Tuesday evening does not appear to be connected to the recent incident in the area of Ambelokipi, a senior official from the Ministry of Citizen Protection has told Kathimerini.
A residence on Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, directly facing the Acropolis and just steps from the entrance to the Herod Atticus Theater, is being marketed as Greece’s most expensive property and one of the priciest globally, both in terms of total value and cost per square meter.