The Supreme Court on Tuesday confirmed that a leaked draft ruling to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision was authentic but not final, even as the disclosure triggered political upheaval with potentially broad electoral and legal consequences.
The bogging down in the judicial system of cases of great public interest, such as the 2018 tragedy in the resort of Mati, where a massive wildfire claimed 103 lives, has painful side effects.
Olympiakos came from behind to beat Monaco in Piraeus on Wednesday and snatch the last ticket to the Euroleague Final Four.
White-knuckle buffs will be happy to hear that the Horrorant Film Festival is back at the Elize movie theater in Athens and the Vakoura in Thessaloniki from May 5-15.
A man was given a suspended one-year prison sentence and fined 5,000 euros after being convicted of inciting racial hatred by a single-member misdemeanor court in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki.
A strangely quiet session at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday saw the benchmark lose all its mediocre gains recorded during the day and end up virtually as a non-mover, while turnover slumped considerably to almost half of the figure its had come to a day earlier.
Greece is ranked 20th out of 33 European countries in terms of electricity rates, according to data from the monthly Household Energy Price Index (HEPI) survey on retail electricity prices in European countries.
A Greek MEP expelled from the ruling New Democracy conservative party in February announced on Wednesday that he has joined a new political group in the European Parliament.
Olympiakos has retained its Greek soccer crown winning yet another Super League title on Wednesday – and did it in style, too, with victory at archrival PAOK.
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed the toughest package of sanctions yet against Moscow for its war in Ukraine, but several countries worried about the impact of cutting off Russia oil imports stood in the way of agreement.