A church which dates back to the year 500 AD was unearthed during excavations conducted under in the depths of Lake Iznik in Turkey's western province of Bursa, as Anadolu Agency reports.
Female parliamentarians are in uproar over deputies Rachel Makri and Zoe Kostantopoulou who want suits for defamation and damages against defaming women Mps.
Samsung Electronics high executives will be meeting with Piraeus Port Container Terminal management, in order to determine a model for cooperation. The deal is expected to be very similar to the one between Hewlett Packard and Greek Rail.
The leadership of the coast guard attributed the incident at Farmakonisi that claimed the lives of 16 lives to a long list of tragic coincidences, speaking in front of a parliamentary committee.
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Tuesday redirected his plane to the earthquake-stricken island of Cephalonia, where he will spend the night, instead of returning to Athens as planned.
The late Angelo Chalikias, a Greek Montrealer who went to extraordinary personal lengths to save the life of Niso Moustaki, a young Jewish man he barely knew, was honored, posthumously through his who were bestowed with Yad Vashem’s Righteous Among the Nations medal and certificate at a special ceremony at Montreal city hall.
“I’m sorry to say that the review is not yet concluded, and further work is needed in Greece before the Troika can return to Athens,” said Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem at a news conference following Monday’s Eurogroup meeting.
Greece's primary budget surplus for 2013 may exceed previous forecasts and top 1 billion euros ($1.37 billion), a senior finance ministry official said on Tuesday.
Public sector layoffs will be concluded at the end of 2014, according to administrative reform minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who added that the public sector layoffs "have been allocated throughout the year and will be concluded at the end of 2014.”
Ahmet Vakash, the Pakistani national that crippled Myrto, in an attempt to rob and rape her, was sentenced to life in prison plus 25 years for robbery, attempted murder, attempted rape, and working illegally.
The proposal being floated by the “movement of 58” for a dissolution of PASOK and DIMAR and the establishment of a new center-left political institution with common candidates for the upcoming European elections has again hit stormy weather.
Achilleas Beos, one of the Greek football world's most colorful figures is a candidate for mayor of Volos, Magnesia prefecture, has promised his would-be constituents he will turn their city into... Monaco.
The financial crime squad (SDOE) is carefully poring over every detail of the bank accounts of six teachers, after accusations that they are involved in illicit activities.
Greek finance minister Yiannis Stournaras faced tough questions from his eurozone counterparts at a summit in Brussels on Monday over dragging reform implementation.