There seem to be no limits to the dark revelations laid bare by the downfall of Syria’s 54-year Assad regime. Prisons have emptied, exposing the instruments of torture used on peaceful protesters and others considered opponents of the government.
The first waves of international jitters started reaching the Greek stock market on Monday.
A farmer tends the plants in a Platikampos garlic crop, a variety renowned for its culinary and health benefits, and checks the bulb for disease.
NATO chief Mark Rutte told the European Union on Monday not to create barriers that would prevent companies from NATO countries that are outside the EU from taking part in its defense industrial push.
A new survey by Marc, published on Monday by Ant1 TV, showed the ruling New Democracy maintaining 13-point lead over the socialist PASOK.
A 69-year-old man was found dead Monday after falling onto the Athens-Piraeus Electric Railway (ISAP) tracks at Agios Eleftherios station, heading toward Piraeus.
Cenergy Group subsidiary Hellenic Cables is currently implementing the preliminary construction work for its factory in the Wagner’s Point industrial zone, in South Baltimore, Maryland.
One of the most crucial reforms that cannot wait any longer is the radical reform in the organization and culture of the Hellenic Armed Forces.
Aegean Airlines has joined the global exclusive club of carriers that use the JOLCO financing tool.
Once heralded as a solution to Athens’ waste crisis, the 35-million-euro landfill at Grammatiko in East Attica now lies in neglect, a ghostly reminder of failed planning. Despite years of delays and legal battles, the facility, completed in 2019, has never operated.