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Attack on archaeologist on Greece’s party island is thought to be linked to developers’ ‘out-of-control’ clamour to exploit the islandUnder the cover of darkness in an Athens side street earlier this month, Manolis Psarros, an archaeologist, was attack…
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday extended greetings to his Greek counterpart and the people of Greece on their Independence Day.He said that the civilizational linkages between the two countries are deeply valued.Taking to Twitter, the EAM wrote "Warm greetings to FM@NikosDendias and the Government and people of Greece on their Independence Day.""Deeply value our
Carved heads of a boy, a horse and a bearded man, formerly in Vatican Museums, unveiled in AthensThe desire of Pope Francis to right a wrong has led to the official return to Greece from the Vatican of three ornately carved fragments that once adorned …
The New York Times is reporting that a US citizen’s phone was hacked by the Predator spyware.
A U.S. and Greek national who worked on Meta’s security and trust team while based in Greece was placed under a yearlong wiretap by the Greek national intelligence service and hacked with a powerful cyberespionage tool, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and officials with knowledge of the case.
The disclosure is the first known case of an American citizen being targeted in a European Union country by the advanced snooping technology, the use of which has been the subject of a widening scandal in Greece. It demonstrates that the illicit use of spyware is spreading beyond use by authoritarian governments against opposition figures and journalists, and has begun to creep into European democracies, even ensnaring a foreign national working for a major global corporation…
PM says British Museum collection is funded by taxpayer and protected by lawRishi Sunak has vowed to protect the Parthenon marbles from being sent back to Greece, saying they remain a “huge asset” to the UK.The prime minister stuck by commitments made …
Greece plans on acquiring three ships while retaining an option for a fourth, with industry competitors committing to supporting local shipbuilding as part of their bids.
Police estimate 60,000 people joined protests across Greece called by labour unions and student groupsA further three railway employees are to face criminal charges in connection with the train crash last week, Greece’s worst ever, that left 57 dead an…
Demonstrators voice fury after revelations of staff shortages and substandard equipment revealed state of rail networkTens of thousands have staged protest rallies in Greece as anger over a train disaster that plunged the country into mourning a week a…
Boat workers, bus drivers, doctors, teachers and Greek’s entire public service sector brought the country to a near halt on Wednesday as strikes erupted in response to a train accident that killed 57.
The action particularly affected big cities such a…
At least 57 people were killed when a passenger train and a freight train collided late Tuesday north of Athens