News archive of June 2024
50 Great Greek Wines event makes a splash in London
A special event titled "50 Great Greek Wines (50 GGW) Goes Big in London" took place on May 29 in London, under the auspices of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO).
Germany considering deportations to Afghanistan after migrant stabbing attack
Dangerous criminals to be sent back
Türkiye backs Greece in Elgin Marbles dispute
In a significant development expected to bolster Greece's stance, Türkiye has thrown its support behind the neighboring country's ongoing campaign to reclaim Elgin Marbles from the United Kingdom.
Parliament speaker holds new charter talks with minor parties
Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş remains engaged in discussions regarding the Justice and Development Party's (AKP) proposal for a new constitution.
Finally: Ukraine Strikes Russian Targets Using US Weapons
According to a report by the New York Times, Ukraine has confirmed the use of US-supplied weapons against targets in Russia. Ukrainian lawmaker Yegor Chernev stated that Kyiv deployed HIMARS missile systems from the United States to strike a military facility in Russia. This move comes days after the White House authorized such actions.
Many undecided ahead of Euro election
More than one 10th of the Greek electorate remains undecided in the final stretch to Sunday's elections for the European Parliament, according to an opinion survey.
French Law Targets Foreign (Russian) Interference Amid Rising Tensions
French legislators are poised to finalize a law today aimed at bolstering the country's legal framework to counter foreign interference, particularly amidst heightened tensions surrounding conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, according to a report by AFP.
Nikaia: Fatal traffic accident – Car runs road sign mortally wounding a 34-year-old motorcyclist
The traffic accident happened on Monday afternoon, leading to the arrest of the 54-year-old car driver
Gazprom's European Export Recovery Unlikely Before 2035
A comprehensive report commissioned by Gazprom, conducted by external analysts, reveals a bleak outlook for the company's future in Europe. The analysis indicates that Gazprom is unlikely to regain its pre-war export levels to Europe, its primary market, until at least 2035, if ever. The report, spanning 151 pages, was exclusively cited by the Financial Times.
Erdoğan reaffirms pledge to lower inflation to single digits
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has reiterated his administration's commitment to reducing inflation to single digits.
His remarks came as he shared updates on economic indicators and energy initiatives during a cabinet meeting in the capital Ankara on June 4.