Greek police said the Syntagma metro station in central Athens will be closed on Monday afternoon, as leftist groups and unions are expected to demonstrate against the United States’ attacks against Iran and Israel’s war in Gaza.
Greece will send more than 170 more firefighters on Monday to reinforce teams battling wildfires on the Greek island of Chios for a second day, as winds further whipped up the blaze, bringing power cuts and spurring the evacuation of residents.
Greek authorities have arrested an Azerbaijani national for espionage, after he was caught taking photos of the Souda Naval Base on the northwest coast of the island of Crete on Sunday.
Officials in Athens are closely monitoring the regional landscape and the potential security and economic implications, following US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew on Monday expressed his “profound sorrow” for the victims of the terrorist attack at the Greek Orthodox Church of Prophet Elias in Dwel’a, Damascus, Syria, on Sunday.
Investigators say more than €5 million was laundered over three years by the main suspect in the killing of Panagiotis Stathis, a well-known surveyor on the island of Mykonos.
Ferries serving routes linking Greece to Italy remained docked for an eighth day on Monday as seafarers continued their rolling strikes on Monday.
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Turkey’s latest move to submit a new so-called maritime spatial plan to UNESCO laying claim to half of the Aegean Sea is once again putting the spotlight on its revisionist Blue Homeland doctrine, and raising questions about its commitment to maintaining calm in the region.
Defence Minister Nikos Dendias said on Monday he was “appalled” by the attack at the Greek Orthodox church of the Prophet Elias in Damascus the previous day.