Newsday: ATHENS, Greece — Greek police arrested two people Friday in connection with a 2010 firebomb attack in which three people trapped in a burning bank died while some in a crowd outside shouted for them to be left to burn. The Marfin bank employees — one man and...
The Athens Messenger: I hope all my readers had a wonderful Independence Day. Hopefully the heat didn’t interfere with your holiday plans, whether it was watching the fireworks, attending a backyard barbecue or just staying home and enjoying a day off from work. ......
Greek Reporter: Flowers outside the fire-damaged Marfin Egnatia Bank branch in central Athens following the deadly arson attack on May 5, 2010. Credit: Pantelis Saitas/AMNA Greek authorities have arrested two people in connection with the deadly 2010 arson attack on a Marfin...
Ekathimerini: Greece is conveying its concerns to the US over the potential return of Turkey to the F-35 fighter jet program, while emphasizing that weapons sold to one ally should not be used against another, according to senior diplomatic sources. ......
The Mirror: A 17-year-old British boy was left with serious injuries after he fell from the balcony of a hotel in the district of Chalandri in Athens, and has now sadly died ......
Ekathimerini: Police have arrested two suspects in connection with the 2010 arson attack on a Marfin Bank branch in central Athens that killed three employees, authorities said Friday. ......
Greek City Times: Greece will continue to block Turkey’s involvement in the European Union’s SAFE defense initiative unless Ankara formally withdraws its long-standing casus belli declaration, diplomatic sources confirmed on Thursday. “The Greek position is absolutely clear,”...