Turkey will not neglect its energy interests in the eastern Mediterranean and Libya, despite prioritizing the natural gas Sakarya field in the Black Sea, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Thursday.
The remains of eight Greek soldiers who were killed on duty in Cyprus from 1963 to 1974 are expected to be repatriated on Friday following their identification using DNA.
Romanian youth leader Rareș Voicu Voicu is leading a drive to make sure as many 16- and 17-year-olds as possible go to the June 6-9 polls in the five member states of the 27-nation bloc that allow them to vote, including Greece.
Why are hopes for peace in the Middle East lower than ever? The immediate, obvious answer is that Hamas’ terror attack on October 7 and Israel’s response show that, for both sides, this is a fight to the finish.
A defendant in the Contract 717 case, which has been linked to the tragic Tempe railway accident, has filed a lawsuit against the European investigator and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), accusing them of misconduct and abuse of power.
A mother and her child were rammed by a car on Papanikolaou Avenue, in western Thessaloniki.
Humanitarian aid for Gaza is continuing to leave Cyprus by sea and will be held in floating storage off the coast of the enclave until a US-built military pier undergoes repairs, a Cypriot government official has said.
Lime scooters are gradually returning to Athens and Thessaloniki, as the company is recovering from the blow inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic that saw its revenue sink by 95%.
With the June 9 European elections looming, Greek political parties are concerned about the high rate of abstention of young people aged 17-30, after an analysis of the qualitative data of the postal vote.
One man died when the van he was driving smashed into the back of a tourist bus temporarily stopped in the emergency lane of Greece’s main north-south highway near the town of Katerini, early Thursday morning.