Supreme Court orders probe into confidential information leak in newspaper
The Supreme Court’s prosecutor on Tuesday ordered an investigation into a media leak of classified documents from the National Intelligence Service (EYP).
Funds trying to offload properties
The funds that have bought Greek banks’ non-performing loans now possess about 700,000 properties with an estimated worth of 40-45 billion euros.
PM: Resources against energy hikes not ‘infinite’
The Greek economy does not have “infinite” resources to keep offsetting the impact of skyrocketing energy prices, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told ministers on Tuesday, warning of a “tough” winter ahead.
Cyprus lodges complaint with UN over buffer zone breach report
The Foreign Ministry of Cyprus submitted a complaint to the United Nations on Tuesday, asking it to investigate reports that a Greek-Cypriot farmer had been harassed by armed Turkish soldiers.
Curbs on energy consumption ‘not in the picture,’ says gov’t spokesman
The government is not planning to introduce measures for containing electricity consumption by household and businesses, according to spokesman Giannis Oikonomou.
MPs give green light for committee to probe wiretaps
Greek lawmakers voted Monday for a parliamentary investigation into the tapping by the country’s secret service of an opposition party leader’s phone.
US climate envoy Kerry makes Athens stopover
US climate envoy John Kerry speaks to the cameras in front of the Temple of Poseidon at Sounio outside Athens, as US Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis (r) looks on.
Thirty migrants rescued off coast of Crete
A boat carrying 30 migrants – among them nine children – ran into trouble off the western coast of Crete in the early hours of Tuesday, prompting a rescue operation.
New book takes crack at Antikythera Mechanism
It was the morning of May 18, 1902, when Kythera MP Spyridon Stais visited the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, going straight to the hall containing the finds from an ancient wreck off Antikythera.
US Open: Qualifier Galan produces epic first-round upset over Tsitsipas
Colombian qualifier Daniel Galan stunned fourth-seeded Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-0 6-1 3-6 7-5 in an epic first-round showdown at the US Open on Monday, winning the affair on the ninth match point.