A woman accused of killing her hospitalized 9-year-old daughter was ordered held in pre-trial prison custody late Monday, under enhanced protection measures to prevent her from being attacked by other inmates.
On a day of narrow trading at the Greek bourse, the benchmark at Athinon Avenue secured minor gains on Monday, with banks and energy stocks playing the leading role in another day of growth for blue chips and their index, while the race between winning and losing stocks ended up in a dead heat.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has, naturally, sparked widespread debate on the causes that drove it.
Condor Airlines announced on Monday that as of April 18 it will start offering more flights from Athens to the US via Frankfurt, in cooperation with Lufthansa.
Unvaccinated health care workers will remain suspended from their jobs “for as long as the pandemic lasts,” Health Minister Thanos Plevris said on Monday.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will be meeting with his Cypriot and Israeli counterparts in Athens on Tuesday, and later in the day with US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland.
There will be no metro, tram or suburban railway services in Athens on Wednesday, due to the decision by transport workers unions to participate in a 24-hour general strike called by umbrella unions ADEDY and GSEE.
A 33-year-old woman accused of killing her hospitalized daughter was led under heavy police guard to an Athens court for an arraignment on Monday as authorities investigate the deaths of her two other daughters.
Four men were arrested by police officers on several narcotic and weapon charges according to information released on Monday. Specifically, the four men, aged 36, 45, 46, and 48, were found in possession of approximately 10 kilos of cocaine, two firearms, and 1 kilo of cannabis.
The process for the temporary protection offered to refugees from Ukraine was launced on Monday at the regional asylum offices in Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras and on the island of Crete.