Radio contact was lost with a private jet believed to be carrying Libya’s army chief of staff, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, over the Turkish capital Ankara, broadcaster NTV reported on Tuesday, as flight tracking data showed flights being diverted away from Ankara’s Esenboga airport.
Despite early pressures, the Greek stock market’s benchmark closed on Tuesday with marginal gains.
Greek, Cypriot, and Israeli military officers signed a joint action plan and a Greece-Israel military cooperation program in Nicosia on Tuesday, a day after the tripartite summit in Jerusalem.
Greece’s internal medicine specialty faces a recruitment crisis as doctors increasingly avoid the field, according to new health professional data from the ELSTAT statistical agency.
The OPEKEPE subsidy fraud scandal again highlights the complex nature of corruption in political theory. Although this view is not very popular among Greeks at the moment, Greece does not hold a monopoly on the widespread presence of both traditional and institutional corruption.
Israel’s defence minister denied any intention to resettle the Gaza Strip on Tuesday after earlier remarks that suggested Israel would one day want to do so, comments at odds with US President Donald Trump’s plan for the Palestinian enclave.
New Democracy MP Maria Syreggela announced that she will pursue legal action against Course of Freedom leader Zoe Konstantopoulou, following claims that OPEKEPE witness Kalliopi Semertzidou is her associate.
Authorities reported heavy traffic congestion across most of Athens’ main roads on Tuesday night, as pre-Christmas shopping activity and holiday travel intensifies with residents heading to holiday destinations.
Renowned UK swing band the Jive Aces return to the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivonianou) for a series of six performances leading up to the New Year.
The 23-year-old mother of a three-year-old toddler who died of starvation has been remanded in custody after appearing before a prosecutor in Alexandroupoli, northern Greece.