Greek taxi drivers continued their strike for a third straight day, planning a convoy toward the prime minister’s office as they protest new government measures, including mandatory electrification of their vehicles.
Regime’s top judicial official calls for quick action against protesters convicted of vandalism and other offenses
Gerapetritis spoke during joint statements in Athens with the visiting Dutch minister of asylum & migration and foreign affairs, David van Weel, by his side.
Construction on the first lunar hotel is set to begin in 2029, scheduled to open to the first space tourists by 2032.
Protesting farmers and stockbreeders representing most roadblocks also said they'd free up highways, ahead of a meeting with PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens
The hole, covering an area of approximately five square meters but with considerable depth, opened abruptly and reportedly “swallowed” a street lighting pole.
Reports paint a picture of a teenage girl who was deeply unhappy
The latest developments have protesting producers split mainly into two “camps”, namely, those that want to negotiate with the government over bigger subsidies to ameliorate rising production costs, and those following a hardline stance
President rules out talks with Iran’s regime after deaths of hundreds of antigovernment demonstrators
A court of appeals convicted two former protected witnesses for false accusation and testimony against prominent Greek politicians.
Over 20,000 vulnerable homeowners will be able to stay in their homes under a new acquisition and leaseback scheme, with the option to repurchase once their finances improve.
Video from the streets is one of the few ways of getting information out about the scale of the protests and authorities’ actions
Authorities blame “terrorists” as protests over economic collapse leave streets in chaos, marking the most severe challenge to Tehran in years
U.S. President Trump considers military, cyber, and sanctions options as Iran warns of retaliation; protests leave more than 500 dead amid internet blackout and nationwide unrest
Iranian authorities moved to escalate their response to the largest anti-government protests in years, with the Revolutionary Guards vowing to defend the Islamic Republic at all costs
'Greece's positive vote took into account all the factors that protect Greek farmers,' sources at the ministry of rural development were repeatedly quoted on Friday evening as saying, after EU states gave the go-ahead in a majority vote
The French president pledged to oppose the agreement as farmers blockaded Paris over fears of cheap imports, adding political pressure ahead of key elections while protests highlight broader anger over costs, regulation and cattle culls
Supreme Leader blames unrest on foreign influence as communications are cut, flights cancelled, and protests spread across all provinces amid economic turmoil
The demonstrations, now in their second week, have spread across the country as strikes hit the nation’s oil sector
Handful of Republicans break with party to back resolution limiting military action