Police in the northern city of Thessaloniki were searching for two individuals who caused damages to a popular 24-hour restaurant on Sunday after they were denied entrance for refusing to show a certificate of Covid-19 vaccination, a negative test or a certificate of recovery from illness.
A 19-year-old was injured late Sunday night in the town of Pyrgos, southern Greece, after being attacked by at least one individual, police said.
A 28-year-old man with mobility problems was attacked by five individuals in the town of Farsala, central Greece, on Saturday.
One man was killed and another was seriously injured in a head-on car collision early Monday morning near the town of Velo, in the region of Corinthia, southern Greece.
It is too early to tell how and when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will end, but it is not too early to ask questions about the future of Russia after Vladimir Putin’s fateful and criminal decision to invade Ukraine and annul its sovereignty.
The participation of Hellenic Hydrocarbon Resources Management (EDEY) in the surveys for the natural gas reserves off the coast of Crete forms part of the government’s alternative plan, in order to see the hydrocarbon utilization program proceed unhindered, as the prime minister announced last week.
The Easter holiday may be more reminiscent of pre-Covid days this year compared to 2021, but experts have been quick to stress that the country is not finished with the pandemic.
Former British prime minister Tony Blair says that Russia’s invasion will weaken President Vladimir Putin’s position, possibly fatally, and strengthen Ukraine.
Albin Kurti is a prime minister with an unusual history. The former student activist spent two and a half years in a Serbian prison in 1999-2001, he was jailed again by the authorities of Kosovo in 2007, while in 2018 he was convicted of perpetrating or instigating at least five tear-gas attacks against the Kosovo…