Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan again rejected a US proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza and said Israel should pay for the damage it caused there and for reconstruction to begin.
Costas Paris, a senior reporter for The Wall Street Journal, joins Thanos Davelis to look into his recent WSJ story on how Russia and Turkey used a nuclear project to sidestep US sanctions, the $2 billion worth of Russian funds that are stuck at JP Morgan, and break down what questions this raises for Washington…
Investigating judge Sotiris Bakaimis has ordered an inquiry into the authenticity of newly emerged footage, allegedly showing the course of a freight train before it collided with a passenger train near Tempe Valley on February 28, 2023.
The Tempe train crash and the government’s handling of the tragedy will dominate the political agenda for the remainder of the month, with significant developments expected in the investigations, parliamentary proceedings, and public demonstrations.
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance and the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) are about to put an end to fake expenses.
Greece is preparing a formal protest against Italy over its defense agreement with Turkey, just days after a high-level discussion between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and French President Emmanuel Macron regarding the sale of Meteor air-to-air missiles to Ankara.
A 34-year-old Egyptian woman has filed a complaint against a 39-year-old Egyptian man, accusing him of human trafficking, physical abuse, and threats.
Police are searching for a 47-year-old man who caused a disturbance on Sunday morning in the courtyard of a monastery in Iraklio, Crete.
CVC Capital Partners is divesting from Ethniki Insurance with a return of almost 100%.
Farmers from Magnesia in central Greece will stage a symbolic blockade of the Old Volos-Larissa National Road at Rizomylos on Monday, from 5 p.m.