Turkish police have detained 282 suspects accused of ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, militant group, the government said on Tuesday, among them journalists, politicians, and academics.
Bank of Cyprus reported a 4% increase in full-year net profit on Tuesday and said it would propose the distribution of €211 million in dividends and a €30 million share buyback, representing a 50% payout ratio.
Authorities have they detained 107 migrants in two separate operations near Crete, as an official attributed an increase in people trying to cross the eastern Mediterranean to conflicts in the Middle East.
Snunith Shoham says she was only a few months old in February 1947 when British authorities permitted her family to leave one of around a dozen internment camps in Cyprus that held tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors and head for “the homeland.”
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias visited the UAE on Monday, accompanied by Vice Admiral Dimitrios-Eleftherios Kataras, chief of the Hellenic Navy General Staff.
A particularly cold snap will bring low temperatures and snow in mountainous areas of Greece in two waves starting Wednesday, the country’s National Weather Service (EMY) said in an emergency weather bulletin on Tuesday.
US and Russian officials held more than four hours of talks in Riyadh on Tuesday, their first on ending the war in Ukraine, as Kyiv and its European allies watched anxiously from the sidelines and Moscow raised a major new demand.
The sound of hammer blows and welding drifted from the Skaramangas Shipyard near Athens last month as workers repaired the bow of a large tanker, while other vessels waited to be fixed in a dry dock nearby.
The interest of domestic and foreign institutional investors in the development of new residential buildings has become multidimensional.
The European Commission is ready to move quickly with proposals to ease budget rules to facilitate increased defence spending by member states, EU Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said on Tuesday.