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British woman found in suitcase had travelled to Greece via Cyprus
Police are now examining whether the 38-year-old had a travelling companion and whether any hotel room or house was booked in Athens, after identification confirmed she reached Greece via Cyprus before her body was discovered
METLEN signs landmark Gallium agreement with U.S. technology company
The Greek-listed company secures a long-term deal covering 25% of its annual gallium production. It marks Europe's first commercial gallium agreement with a leading U.S. technology company. Evangelos Mytilineos: "We are pioneering a new industrial chapter for both Greece and Europe."
Saudi Arabia and U.S. strike Iran-backed militias in Iraq after drone attacks
Riyadh confirms responsibility for strikes on Iraqi territory for the first time since the U.S.–Iran war began; oil prices rise
Paros wildfire subsides, firefighters battle scattered hotspots — “We remain vigilant due to strong winds,” Fire Brigade says
The wildfire burning on Paros for a second consecutive day has shown signs of improvement, although firefighters continue battling multiple scattered hotspots, with authorities warning that strong winds remain a major concern
Fauci had let fame go to his head: “The Press is hot and heavy about me… I am the most famous person in the world,” he wrote in his diary
He was the chief health adviser and a central figure in the response to the pandemic. “Big day, I closed the schools.” Behind the scenes of the COVID-19 lockdowns in the US through his own diary notes
Plane remained in the air for more than 24 hours, flying nonstop from Australia to France (video)
The specially modified A350-1000ULR aircraft is expected to make its debut on the Australian airline’s nonstop Sydney–London route from 2027
Hatzidakis: “The government is speaking through projects for western Macedonia – €5.4 billion in investments with 11,000 new jobs”
“Western Macedonia has never before had such a large investment program,” said the Deputy Prime Minister, who led a delegation of seven ministers, visiting the region and construction sites belonging to both PPC and private companies
Mitsotakis in Leros: “Residents of the border islands suffered from the open-borders policy”
“Τhe major dilemma is which government and which prime minister will hold the EU presidency,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis said. “You are the first sitting prime minister to come to the municipality, inspect completed projects worth €8 million,” the mayor of Leros said
