Netanyahu says the announced start of Gaza ceasefire’s next phase is a ‘declarative move’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cast the announcement that the fragile ceasefire in Gaza would advance to its ...
Greek Reporter

Thessaloniki – Skopje Pipeline Restarts, Boosting Greece’s Fuel Exports

After 13 years offline, the Thessaloniki - Skopje pipeline is back in service, strengthening Greece’s role in Balkan fuel ...

Farmers drive tractors through Paris and block highways in Greece to protest free trade deal

Dozens of angry farmers have demonstrated in France and Greece, halting traffic and blocking roads with tractors to protest European Union plans to move forward with a free trade deal with five South ...

Greece’s Epiphany events marking Christ’s baptism highlight concerns about water scarcity

Orthodox Christians attended Epiphany ceremonies on Tuesday, highlighting water scarcity concerns in Greece. Officials used ...

Greece says a radio failure that grounded flights is unlikely to be a cyberattack

Greece’s transport minister said Monday that a major radio communications failure that shut the country’s airspace a day ...
Aviation Business Middle East

Technical radio interference suspends Greek airspace for several hours

A loss of aviation radio frequencies forced a temporary suspension of flights across Greece, leaving thousands of passengers ...
Airways

Greek Flights Resume After Air-Traffic Radio Collapse

‍ ATHENS — Flights across Greece were grounded for several hours on Sunday after a collapse of aviation radio frequencies disrupted communications between aircraft and air-traffic controllers, forcing ...
Greek City Times

Greek Television Icon Giorgos Papadakis Dies at 74

Greek television network ANT1 has announced the death of veteran journalist and broadcaster Giorgos Papadakis, who passed ...

Some Greek flights resume after air traffic radio collapse

There was little clarity on what caused the disruption, which began early Sunday and quickly escalated, affecting travel ...

Greece cuts student population at universities by half after long study breaks are abolished

ATHENS, Greece — More than 300,000 inactive university students have been removed from the rolls in Greece, cutting the country’s official student population by nearly half, authorities said Friday.