On Oct 8, 1965, the chief of Israel’s foreign intelligence service, the Mossad, presented the country’s prime minister with a plan to assassinate several leading Palestinian militants based in Beirut with letter bombs.
Cyprus’ trade deficit jumped in January 2023, according to preliminary data published on Monday by the country’s Statistical Service (CyStat), since the increase in imports was more than three times the increase in exports.
Piraeus Securities topped the list of the most active securities firms on the Athens Stock Exchange in February, with a market share of 21.94% of transactions.
The reaction of Greek stocks to several days of decline, which had even put the benchmark’s grip on the 1,000-point mark at risk, finally arrived on Tuesday.
“What did I do? I didn’t do anything. I just wanted to help the girl, who was wet and tired.” That is how Militsa (Emilia) Kamvisi had described her spontaneous decision to bottle-feeding the baby of a young Syrian woman who had just landed on the shores of Lesvos in the eastern Aegean after making…
The vote on the Environment Ministry’s draft omni-bill has been postponed until next week after receiving a barrage of criticism.
A 19-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday in connection to the attack by a group of people on the leader of the MeRA25 party, Yanis Varoufakis, on Friday in a restaurant in the Exarchia district of central Athens.
Next month’s 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum will bring together top executives and industry leaders from the international cruise sector to discuss the challenges and potential of the industry
The country’s railways will gradually return to service on March 22, three weeks after the deadly Tempe disaster, the minister with responsibility for transport announced on Tuesday.
The so-called environmental bill is an example of very bad legislation. Without any serious preliminary work or study, changes are being promoted that affect the heart of environmental protection in our country.