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Gov't slams opposition pledge to renegotiate name deal
The government Wednesday attacked main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis for pledging to renegotiate the name deal signed between Athens and Skopje last summer if he becomes prime minister.
German ambassador heralds 'new chapter' for investments in Greece
Germany's ambassador in Greece, Jens Ploetner, sought to end a positive message on the prospects of the Greek economy at the launch in Berlin of a conference about southeastern Europe jointly organized by the Hellenic-German Chamber of Commerce and The Economist.
Albanian PM Edi Rama says expects to meet Tsipras 'soon'
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has said that a meeting with his Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras is in the cards and expected to happen "soon."
"It's expected that we will meet soon. I don't know whether it will be in Tirana or Athens but it's expected soon," Rama told the Athens-Macedonia news agency on the sidelines of a conference in Tirana on news agencies and fake news.
At least two migrants dead, 10 missing after boat sinks off Izmir
The Turkish Coast Guard recovered the bodies of two undocumented migrants, rescued a third and was seeking 10 more who remained unaccounted for following the sinking of a smuggling boat off the coast of Izmir on Monday, the Athens-Macedonia news agency said.
Section of health probe on Dunant hospital goes to party chiefs
The first section of a report by a parliamentary committee into alleged financial mismanagement and corruption in the Greek health sector between 1997 and 2014 has been submitted to party leaders.
Firefighters contain large blaze at university campus in Irakleio
A large firefighting effort on Sunday contained a blaze that had broken out on a campus of the University of Crete near the port of Irakleio at around 8 a.m.
Firefighters battle large blaze at university campus in Irakleio
A large firefighting effort was under way on Sunday to put out a blaze that broke out on a campus of the University of Crete near the port of Irakleio at around 8 a.m.
Decision on pension cuts expected in November
A decision on whether or not Greece will be obliged to implement fresh pension cuts in January will not be taken until a summit of eurozone finance ministers in November, it emerged yesterday as representatives of Greece's creditors met with government officials in Athens.
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Coast Guard, Frontex boats seek smuggling vessel carrying 50 off Samos
Coast Guard boats and three vessels belonging to the European Union border monitoring agency Frontex on Wednesday were scouring the Aegean Sea north of Samos amid reports of a smuggling vessel in the area.
Two men killed by train, third in critical condition in northern Greece
Inquiries are being conducted after two people were killed and a third injured critically on Friday night after being hit by a train in two separate incidents close to the city of Alexandroupoli in northeastern Greece.