Those arrested in the investigation involving the To Horiatiko bakery chain face charges ranging from criminal organization and tax evasion to money laundering, while a separate bribery case has also resurfaced

Konstantinos Antaras is expected to offer to pay taxes linked to manipulated receipts and complimentary pizzas, while denying other serious charges. Authorities are also investigating a suspected leak of confidential tax inspection information.

Greek FM at UN Reads Out Joint Rejection of Turkey-Libya Deal (Vid)

Greek FM at UN Reads Out Joint Rejection of Turkey-Libya Deal (Vid)
Greek FM at UN Reads Out Joint Rejection of Turkey-Libya Deal (Vid)

What is Israel really voting for?

Kristina Tremonti
Israel Votes, but Who Will Govern?
Israel Votes, but Who Will Govern?

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Turkey’s Paradox of Economic Growth and Deep Imbalances
Turkey’s Paradox of Economic Growth and Deep Imbalances

Those arrested in the investigation involving the To Horiatiko bakery chain face charges ranging from criminal organization and tax evasion to money laundering, while a separate bribery case has also resurfaced

Remote August rendezvous highlights remarkable ties between the US president’s son and a Russian businessman close to Vladimir Putin

By Peter Andringa

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Israel requires ballots to be cast in person. More than 60,000 voters are expected to make the trip.

By Anat Peled, The Wall Street Journal

As confidence in the U.S. nuclear umbrella wanes, 10 European nations start working with Paris on deterrence

By Yaroslav Trofimov, The Wall Street Journal

The 80-year-old president defeats Flávio Bolsonaro to extend one of Latin America’s longest political careers

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Remote August rendezvous highlights remarkable ties between the US president’s son and a Russian businessman close to Vladimir Putin

By Peter Andringa

Electoral defeat for the leaders of Israel and the US may not stand in the way of plans for a renewed assault

By Gideon Rachman

An American lawyer, a banker and a former spy hatched a plan to prevent nuclear Armageddon. They just needed to tell the Russian president.

By Max Seddon

Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city

Nansy Samaka

The three-day event will bring horror-themed attractions, film-inspired exhibitions, workshops, performances, cosplay and an 80-plus-store Halloween market to central Athens

Dutch artist Vincent de Boer brings his live calligraphic practice to Athens for the Scenius Sound festival, where experimental music and visual art collide. In an interview with TO BHMA, he discusses Cy Twombly, the discipline of improvisation, and the rocks sculpted by the Greek sea

By Giorgos Natsos

The Horseman sculpture, dating to 510-500 BC, has undergone conservation and is back on display in the museum’s Archaic Acropolis Gallery following the removal of modern supports

Gadi Ezra, former Director of Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Unit and an IDF special forces reservist, explains why the election may produce no clear governing majority, what is dividing Israeli society and how October 7 could shape the country’s political future.

Kristina Tremonti

A phone call, a flood and two one-way tickets: how Emma and Tyson left Byron Bay for an organic vineyard in Crete. “We thought, how hard can it be? Well, it’s significantly harder.”

Greece has become good at finding breast cancer early. It has yet, say doctors, patients and charities, to build a system that carries a woman to recovery without her organising, and often paying for, much of it herself.

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