Bolstering Cyprus’ defense capacity is critical for the east Mediterranean island nation so close to the war-wrecked Middle East, the country’s defense minister has said. The priority for Cyprus is to procure better defense systems, said Defense Minister Vasilis Palmas.
Police have arrested two middle school students and a 21-year-old man accused of robbing two elementary school children at a playground in the northern town of Didymoteicho on Sunday.
Police in Thessaloniki are searching for a man who attacked another man with a knife in plain view outside the Kapani Market in the city on Tuesday afternoon.
In theory, golden visas – which allow foreigners to stay in a country in return for sizeable investments – should be a win-win solution. On the flip side, however, they can carry large social costs.
Sexual harassment in the workplace is common in Greece and one in three workers has suffered from it, a new survey has shown.
Six municipal officials, including the directors of urban planning services, are among the 21 people arrested in a corruption crackdown targeting urban planning offices in Halkidiki.
Greek MEP and former New Democracy leader Vangelis Meimarakis has been appointed as his party’s representative on the European People’s Party (EPP) Task Force.
A 31-year-old man was arrested Monday night in Athens’ Agios Panteleimonas district after police discovered 260 suspected counterfeit travel documents.
If the SYRIZA lawmakers who became independent and are close to the party’s former leader Stefanos Kasselakis manage to reach 10, the parliamentary group they will form will be the 10th in the current house.
The speed of the Assad regime’s fall took everyone by surprise. The only people who might have suspected how hollow it was must have been the Russians and Iranians who had been propping it up.