Two whistleblowers have reportedly provided crucial evidence in a major Greek basketball bribery and match-fixing investigation involving senior federation figures and a EuroLeague referee.
The EU’s 27 member states unanimously condemn the Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum as Greece raises the issue at the UN, with Egypt and Israel also objecting.
EuroLeague Basketball suspends Greek referee Vasiliki Tsaroucha following her arrest as authorities investigate alleged match-fixing and illegal betting in Greek basketball.
Stone mansions, fir forests and a gunpowder mill museum: five Velouchi villages make a warm, quiet autumn escape in the ...
Australian MP Helen Haines has lost both legs after being struck twice by a vehicle outside her Wangaratta office. A ...
Greece, Cyprus and Australia are among 82 nationalities and territories listed as eligible for the UK's Electronic Travel ...
Cybersecurity agencies have issued urgent warnings over two critical PHP vulnerabilities that could allow remote code ...
Michalis Dardaneliotis, head of the Mykonos-based charity Chain of Hope, will stand trial over the alleged forgery of a ...
Greece is reviving driving test cameras, random examiner draws and digital theory classes in a €2.1 million plan to stamp out ...
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Turkey does not oppose the Great Sea Interconnector linking Greece and Cyprus but insists on written notification of maritime surveys, while defending ...
Greece is facing a nationwide strike today, Wednesday, October 21, as teachers, pupils, university students, hospital doctors ...
Brendan Nugent faces five charges after an alleged attack on Victorian MP Helen Haynes as police consider further charges, including attempted murder.
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