Cyprus on Friday rebuffed claims it was violating Turkey’s continental shelf by awarding an exploration licence in the Mediterranean to Exxon Mobil and Qatar Petroleum, saying it was within its sovereign rights.
An investigation is underway after a police officer fired a shot during a car chase in northern Athens on Friday. According to reports, officers of the DIAS motorcycle-riding unit attempted to stop a car which contained three people, said to be members of the Roma community.
Moody’s was expected to upgrade Greece’s credit rating on November 19 and the prime minister’s office and the finance ministers were all standing by.
Greece lost 5.3 billion euros in revenues from value-added tax in 2019, according to a new study published on Thursday by the European Commission.
Pope Francis, at an emotional meeting with migrants, said on Friday he had a responsibility to tell the hard truth about the suffering of refugees, many held in conditions he compared to those in Nazi and Soviet camps.
Local government officials in Argolida in the northern Peloponnese are calling for a comprehensive study into the impact on air quality of olive pomace treatment plants operating near the town of Nafplio.
Two Bulgarian military planes landed in North Macedonia Friday to return the remains of 45 people killed in a bus crash in Bulgaria last month to their families for burial.
A video emerged Friday showing a male teacher in a vocational school in Attica hitting a female student in a classroom.
Cyprus said on Friday that 50 migrants in the country would be relocated as part of an initiative by Pope Francis coinciding with his visit to the island.