Arriving for the Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg on Monday, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said that he welcomed a discussion on Ukraine as hoped to be able to visit Kyiv on Tuesday.
The mother of the 12-year-old girl from Kolonos, who faces charges of prostituting her daughter, has been remanded in custody on Monday following a unanimous decision by the case investigator and prosecutor.
Central heating has always been a bone of contention at apartment buildings’ general meetings, and the energy crisis this winter is going to make matters even worse.
A new effort will be launched by the Church of Greece to utilize its property, with Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens raising the issue during a recent meeting of the Holy Synod.
The Hellenic Fire Service has responded to a fire that broke out in the Mischos area of Rodopi, northern Greece, on Monday. The fire is reportedly located in a wooded area, away from houses.
The abolition of the solidarity levy, the increase in pensions and the minimum wage, as well as the abolition of the welfare levy paid by civil servants will lead to improved incomes for 3.9 million citizens.
The arrival of the metro in the center of Piraeus, together with the tram and the electric railway (ISAP) stations in the city, boosts the connectivity of the country’s largest port with the rest of the capital.
At the height of the Greek debt crisis, Canada became the top foreign investor in Greece, as Canadian companies were among the first to spot the opportunity and bet on a strong Greek recovery.
The European Commission is set to propose this week a last-resort “dynamic” price cap for natural gas in the European Union and mandatory limits on the degree to which traded prices can fluctuate in a single day, according to a draft proposal.
Greek Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis has again accused Turkey of mistreating migrants following the discovery over the weekend of almost 100 naked men at the border between the two countries, adding that he plans to raise the issue with the United Nations.