Turkey will take necessary measures to ensure smooth progress toward a “terror-free” country, after the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) announced it is dissolving, the presidency’s communications director said on Monday.
The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group, which has been locked in bloody conflict with the Turkish state for more than four decades, decided to disband and end its armed struggle, a news agency close to the group reported on Monday.
Greek police have arrested three Romanian nationals accused of stealing mobile phones and electronic devices from businesses across Athens, authorities said on Monday.
At a time when housing costs have skyrocketed across Greece, official tax data reveal a widespread phenomenon of tax evasion in the rental sector.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Germany on Tuesday for an official visit and talks with newly elected Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Five individuals were arrested on Sunday at a beach in Anavyssos, eastern Attica, during a police operation aimed at ensuring public access was not obstructed by unauthorized commercial activity, authorities said.
Greek and Lithuanian intelligence services have uncovered a suspected Russian espionage network operating across five countries, including Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Lithuania.
Western Australia’s last surviving veteran of the Battle of Crete, Arthur Leslie Leggett OAM, was laid to rest with honors on Friday, following his death on April 6 at the age of 106.
A 15-year-old boy reported being physically assaulted on Sunday in Neapoli, a northwestern suburb of Thessaloniki, in what authorities believe was the result of a personal dispute.
The application deadline for this year’s state-subsidized “social tourism” holiday program, run by the Public Employment Service (DYPA), has been extended to May 18.