A verdict in the high-profile case concerning the deadly 2018 wildfire in Mati, Attica, which killed over 100 people, is expected to be announced by an Athens appeals court in early June, the judge presiding over the court said on Thursday.
Zoe Konstantopoulou’s wrath for her former comrade Alexis Tsipras was never a secret. Nor did it ever go quiet. It only swelled. Not that the former prime minister is any less incensed by the head of the Course of Freedom party.
The state budget showed a surplus of 1.866 billion euros in the January-April period, the Finance Ministry said on Thursday.
The OTE Group reported 10.5% growth in net earnings in the year’s first quarter on Wednesday, while more good news came from Romania as the road is opening for the sale of OTE’s local subsidiary.
Cyprus wants to postpone or limit new carbon taxes this year to avert a double hit to consumers from tariffs on water and fuel, President Nikos Christodoulides told television station Omega TV in an interview.
A 38-year-old man has been arrested in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, for trying to rob a convenience store by threatening to sic his Rottweiler on the attendant serving him.
Ankara on Wednesday accused the European Union of bias on the Cyprus issue and dismissed the appointment of Johannes Hahn as its special envoy for Cyprus as an “internal matter.”
One of the most recognizable figures in Greek diplomacy, who was highly regarded by everyone, even by those who did not share the same view on the handling of specific foreign policy issues, especially Greek-Turkish relations, was Petros Molyviatis, who passed away a few days ago.
A weather system dubbed “Ines,” which is currently moving northeast from the coast of Tunisia, is expected to bring severe weather to Greece starting late Thursday night.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said Thursday that the organization’s procurement agency is cooperating with police investigating corruption and fraud allegations involving the purchase of military equipment.