A European Parliament report, expected to be put to a vote on Wednesday, recommends sanctions against Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gurlek over his role in the case of former Istanbul mayor and leading opposition figure Ekrem Imamoglu, currently jailed. Source link
A spot check in central Athens has led to the arrest of two people for allegedly dealing in marijuana while possessing a couple of swords and a score of knives, police said Monday. Source link
Water-bombing aircraft and ground forces were striving Monday to extinguish two wildfires in forests in the southern Peloponnese region and on the Aegean Sea island of Skopelos, the Fire Service said. Source link
The Finance Ministry is drafting legislation aimed at closing the issue of the so-called Katseli law for the protection of borrowers once and for all. The intervention seeks to put an end to differing interpretations of the provisions of the older law. Source link
A Bulgarian man arrested in Thessaloniki on suspicion of espionage over the weekend had been allegedly flying a drone near an intelligence service facility in the northern port city. Source link
Classified material from the investigation on Hamas members arrested in Greece and Cyprus sheds light on details of their operation. Source link
Greece is emerging as one of the standout winners in a reshaped global summer travel market, as new data shows Southern Europe leading international tourism growth amid geopolitical uncertainty and shifting flight patterns. Source link
Police on Monday carried out a large-scale operation in eastern Attica targeting members of an alleged criminal organization accused of stealing vehicles, authorities said. Source link
The New Democracy government on Monday announced the appointment of four new general secretaries across three ministries. Source link
A 56-year-old man died Saturday after a stick of dynamite exploded in his hands during a wedding celebration on the island of Kalymnos, local media reported. Source link