Israel’s Ambassador to Greece, Yossi Amrani, commemorated the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday, noting that the Holocaust marks the time in European history when “our civilization went bankrupt.” “It was here, on this ground of Europe that the worst of evils happened, by human beings to other humans. It was just eight decades ago,…
Everyone is talking about how poorly Monday’s snowstorm was handled and responsibility for this is widespread: private and public (state and regional level), individual and collective.
Greece’s Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) replaced Lieutenant General Stefanos Kolokouris, the head of the Fire Service, following a session on Thursday.
A taxi driver in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, was robbed at knifepoint late Wednesday night by two individuals who posed as customers.
Investor interest in property acquisition in Greece through the “Golden Visa” program has increased considerably in the last 12 months, originating from Turks, Lebanese, Indians, Iranians and Russians.
The online platform for the declaration of property data (E9) opened late Monday, allowing owners who have transferred their property or have acquired one (or more) since January 1 to make their declarations.
With Attica still reeling on Wednesday, 48 hours after the heavy snowstorms ended, many roads remained inaccessible, while people struggled not to slip on the icy pavements.
An old rifle, replica guns, an airgun and about 1,000 rounds of aged ammunition were found by police during a search in the apartment of a man injured in a blast in central Athens on Wednesday morning, caused by a gas leak.
The state of emergency on the domestic front due to this week’s snowstorm is impacting the international obligations of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, whose visit to Belgrade this week to attend the Supreme Cooperation Council has been postponed.
A gas leak was reportedly behind an explosion on Wedesday morning that left three people injured, seriously damaged an office building and shattered nearby storefronts on Syngrou Avenue.