News archive of April 2019

Turkey's ruling party said on April 1 it will object to invalid votes and irregularities in the capital Ankara during local elections.     

A 12-year-old boy died in Thessaloniki early on Monday after choking to death on a sausage.

According to Skai, the boy had woken up in the middle of the night for a snack and woke his mother when he started choking.

The boy's parents called an ambulance which transferred the 12-year-old to the nearest hospital.

Speaking ahead of a visit to Skopje on Tuesday by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, conservative New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis late on Sunday declared solidarity with the people of northern Greece who feel "betrayed" by the so-called Prespes name deal.

Among the world's most influential people in 2018, positioned among heads of state and billionaire entrepreneurs, is an introverted 29-year-old with bright pink hair.

Spring is the time for surprises. You wake up one morning and suddenly its spring, the season of festivals! Like spring itself, the International Istanbul Film Festival is suddenly upon us, mingling with the proverbial April showers. But they won't dampen your spirits in the least, as everything from film and theater to music, even jazz, rains down upon you.

The Economy Ministry finally appears to be heeding the call by Greek industrialists for the provision of more incentives for strategic investments, as it intends to submit a new bill to that effect in Parliament next month.