Actor, radio producer Konstantinos Tzoumas dead at 78
Greek actor, radio producer and writer Konstantinos Tzoumas passed away on Saturday at the age of 78.
Tsitsipas to face Bautista Agut in Mallorca final
Stefanos Tsitsipas advanced to the final of the Mallorca Championships after beating Benjamin Bonzi in straight sets on Friday.
Demarche to be issued for every Turkish overflight, violation
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias has ordered the competent service to issue a demarche to Ankara every time Turkish fighter jets violate Greek national airspace and conduct overflights to highlight Turkey’s behavior for all to see.
Bus driver arrested for ordering 11-year-old off bus for not wearing mask
A bus driver is expected to be taken before a prosecutor on Saturday on suspicion of exposing a minor to danger after he ordered an 11-year-old passenger off his bus because the child was not wearing a mask.
Elliniko, Skaramagas regulations set for Tuesday vote
The first reading of a Finance Ministry bill ratifying the concession for the casino at Elliniko and legislating the restart of Skaramagas Shipyards was completed at the Parliament’s Standing Committee on Economic Affairs on Friday.
Firefighters battle forest fire on Mount Athos
The fire front is located at a considerable distance from monasteries and there is no danger of it spreading to buildings.
EU gives green light to Turkey for ‘Turkaegean’ trademark
The European Union agency responsible for trademarks has granted an application from Turkey for registration of the term “Turkaegean.” The trademark will remain valid until July 2031.
Athens won’t be drawn into rhetoric game, says PM
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made extensive references to Greek-Turkish relations during his press conference on Friday at the end of the European Council, and clarified that Athens is not going to play the game of rhetorical tension with Ankara.
A charm offensive with multiple benefits
Tourism, real estate, defense, energy, environment and agrotechnology. These areas are increasingly the bilateral focus of Greece and Israel.
Moscow turns up pressure on Athens
Moscow is reportedly exerting constant diplomatic pressure on Athens via all possible channels, in the wake of recent moves stemming from what the Kremlin believes to an “anti-Russian” front.