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.
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Athens is attracting more and more American visitors, while interest in the Greek capital soared last year particularly among Israelis and Cypriots, a new survey by Greek tourism research group Tourix revealed on Wednesday.
Attiki Odos, the operator of the motorway around Athens that connects the capital to the airport, has denied a report by TV station Skai that it rejected a request by traffic police to close the road due to a snowstorm Monday and only asked for assistance four hours later.
The Turkish Cypriot leader in split Cyprus’ breakaway north says his hardline party’s victory in weekend parliamentary elections is an endorsement for his controversial stance on resolving the island’s ethnic division that’s in line with Turkey’s policy.
Police in the northern port city of Thessaloniki have uncovered a scam against parents of minors who were misled by advertisements on the internet about children’s sports events.
The prosecutor’s office in Thessaloniki has ordered an investigation into reports of drug dealing on the university camp of the northern port city’s Aristotle University.