Ex-wife of murdered Polish professor found dead in prison
The former wife of a Polish university professor who was murdered in Athens in July last year was found dead Thursday night inside Korydallos Prison, authorities said. Source link
The former wife of a Polish university professor who was murdered in Athens in July last year was found dead Thursday night inside Korydallos Prison, authorities said. Source link
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas should be expelled from PASOK if he continues to challenge the party’s political strategy, a lawmaker from Greece’s main socialist opposition said Friday. Source link
Seventy‑two women reported for duty Thursday at the Army’s Training Center for War Material in Lamia, marking the first cohort to serve voluntary military service in Greece. Source link
Turkey has expanded the international reach of its defense industry through a series of agreements focused on the joint development and production of military systems with partners in Europe, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Asia. Source link
Posidonia 2026 is proving to be the industry’s most technologically charged edition. Source link
The Hellenic-Swiss Innovation Council held its first meeting to explore the creation of new collaborations between Greece and Switzerland in the research, technology, and innovation sectors. Source link
Budapest-headquartered ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air announced on Thursday it is adding 57,500 extra seats to and from Cyprus during August and September compared to its original schedule. Source link
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras stressed the need to develop a coherent national strategy to help Greece adapt to the new realities created by artificial intelligence, in remarks on Thursday at the 4th Quo Vadis AI Conference, titled “Artificial Intelligence, the Labor Market, and Central Banks.” Source link
Greece registered the greatest drop in consumption of contraband cigarettes in 2025 among the 27 European Union member-states, the Papastratos tobacco company announced on Thursday, confirming the significant progress in recent years of fighting illegal trade. Source link
Fresh from his evening shower on May 15, Ibrahim Nehme was settling onto the couch to watch the news in a quiet neighborhood in Tyre, an ancient city in southern Lebanon. Source link