Greece publishes video of migrants attacked by Turkish Coast Guard
Greece on Wednesday published a video that appears to show officers of the Turkish Coast Guard hitting migrants and pushing their rubber boat away.
Turkish UAV flies again over Greek islets
A Turkish Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) entered Athens FIR without submitting a flight plan for a second time on Wednesday, violating Greek airspace.
Four arrested over links to attempted murder in Aegina
Four people have been arrested in an ongoing police operation to smash a criminal gang whose members are accused of attempted murder and causing dangerous bodily harm against two individuals on the island of Aegina in 2021, authorities said on Thursday.
Art museum to finally attain ownership of its building
Athens’ National Museum of Contemporary Art will be the owner of the building it is housed in by the end of the year, following approval of the transfer by the building’s current owner, Attiko Metro, the builder of the Athens metro.
Presidential gardens reopen to the public this Sunday
The gardens of the Presidential Mansion will reopen to the public as of this Sunday (Oct. 9) and every Sunday, the office announced Wednesday.
One dies, two trapped in bauxite mine cave-in
One man died and two others were trapped on Wednesday after the cave-in of a tunnel near the central entrance of the bauxite mines of French manufacturing and minerals group Imerys, in Fokida, central Greece.
The Music Critic | Athens & Thessaloniki | October 5-6 & 8
Showcasing his incredible versatility and wicked sense of humor, critically acclaimed actor John Malkovich is coming to Athens’ Herod Atticus Theater and the Thessaloniki Concert Hall with “The Music Critic.”
Berlin: Greece ‘not bound’ by Turkey-Libya agreement
Greece is “not bound” by any agreement that is made by two other parties at its expense, German foreign ministry spokesperson Christopher Burger said on Wednesday, commenting on memorandum on fossil-fuel exploration signed by Turkey and Libya’s Tripoli government on October 3.
Turkey escalates tensions with latest exploration deal with Libya
Angelos Syrigos, Greece’s Deputy Minister of Education and Religious Affairs and an assistant professor of International Law and Foreign Policy at Panteion University in Athens, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss Turkey’s latest agreement with Libya’s Tripoli-based government on energy exploration, and look at its potential consequences for Greek-Turkish relations.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting not ruled out
Greece does not rule out a meeting between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of a European summit in Prague this week, government spokesman Giannis Oikonomou said Wednesday, however adding that “there is yet no indication in that direction.”