Russia’s warplanes bombed Lviv and its missiles struck Kyiv on Saturday, as Moscow followed through on a threat to launch more long-range attacks on Ukrainian cities after its Black Sea Fleet’s flagship was sunk.
Greece’s Foreign Ministry expressed its “deep concern” about the resurgence of violence in the old city of Jerusalem.
Police arrested three people were arrested in the port city of Piraeus who they believe are members of a criminal gang that posed as electricians to rip off unsuspected customers.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledged at the weekend that if there is no European solution, Greece will prepare an additional and larger support plan for electricity prices on its own.
Three new online platforms have been introduced by the ministries of Digital Governance and Health to help parents and pediatricians keep track of children’s medical needs.
Greek health authorities announced 8,017 new coronavirus infections for the 24-hour period ending 3 p.m. Saturday, down on Friday’s figure of 8,223.
A city bus in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, burst into flames as it was travelling in the district of Agios Athanassios on Saturday.
Thirty internationally renowned olive oil experts took part as judges in the Athena International Olive Oil Competition in the town of Sitia on Crete last week.
Adjusting to the Orthodox Easter holiday, shopping hours for retail stores next week, will change as follows.