Archbishop Elpidophoros becomes US citizen
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in the United States, has become a naturalized American citizen.
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in the United States, has become a naturalized American citizen.
An Athens police officer accused of involvement in a drug dealing ring has told an investigating magistrate that €600,000 that appeared in his bank accounts over a period of nine months were the proceeds from a hair salon and an Airbnb apartment.
An 18-year-old student was found dead Monday morning in her home in Alexandroupoli, northeastern Greece, according to public broadcaster ERT.
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SYRIZA leader Socrates Famellos has called for the urgent rescheduling of a postponed parliamentary meeting on the sudden closure of 204 Hellenic Post (ELTA) branches, citing the need for accountability and public information.
A heavily pregnant woman who became trapped in her car during heavy rainfall on the Morea motorway in Arcadia was rushed to hospital by a police officer, where she gave birth shortly afterward.
Foresters say they are exasperated with the committees that examine citizens’ objections to forest maps – known by the acronym EPEA – claiming they have acquired a reputation for consistently vindicating private individuals against the state, even in seemingly clear-cut cases of forest encroachment.
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The election of the new Turkish-Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman in the recent presidential election is a blow to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s ambitions on the island, but his cadre is far from accepting defeat. Statements buzzing through the highest echelons of the Turkish government range from stifled disappointment to calls for annexation.
Former minister of rural development and food Spilios Livanos told the parliamentary committee investigating the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal that he faced insults and threats when he attempted to confront what he called a “subsidy glut” at the agency.