Interior Minister Takis Theodorikakos said Saturday night that sports clubs should be held accountable for their fan clubs, which, in turn, should have verifiable membership registers.
An ongoing study aims to map the movement of Greek refugees and their distribution across the motherland in the wake of the Asia Minor disaster of 1922 and the population exchange between Greece and the newly born Turkish republic.
Citing the threat posed to its security by Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), Greece is reportedly seeking operational as well as diplomatic solutions to counter their intrusions in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.
The police investigation into fan clubs and associations in the wake of the brutal killing of a 19-year-old man in Thessaloniki is proceeding at a rapid pace.
A €100 million subsidy program will help some 200,000 households to replace old refrigerators, freezers and air-conditioning units with newer, energy-saving appliances.
Three small apartment buildings in eastern Attica have been evacuated as they are gradually swallowed up by receding earth, as a result of wildfires and heavy rainfall, state broadcaster ERT reported on Saturday.
Farmers from throughout the central region of Thessaly set up roadblocks with their tractors Friday to protest growing production costs sparked by price hikes in energy, fertilizers and pesticides.
We are, according to most analysts, a few weeks away from a Russian invasion of Ukraine, unless the West completely acquiesces to Vladimir Putin’s ultimatum – something very unlikely.
The new archbishop of Crete, Eugenios, was enthroned on Saturday at the metropolitan church of Agios Minas in the city of Iraklio.
Greek authorities announced 16,023 new cases of coronavirus and 72 fatalities in the past 24 hours Saturday.