European Union nations struggled to find common ground Friday on ways to shield the population from dramatically increasing energy prices that threaten to plunge millions into cold and poverty over the winter as Russia chokes off natural gas supplies.
Two hotel owners allegedly involved in a human trafficking ring that brought migrants from Turkey to Greece were arrested on the island of Rhodes, in southeastern Aegean, on Friday.
An artillery shell dating from World War II was found during work at a construction site in southern Athens on Friday. The site is located on Profitis Ilias Street, next to a school, in the district of Glyfada. Police forces have cordoned off the area and bomb disposal specialists have been deployed to remove it…
A meeting between US President Joe Biden and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan later this month is under discussion, a senior Turkish official said on Friday, with Turkey-Russia relations, US weapons and conflicts in Ukraine and Syria on the agenda.
The country’s annual consumer inflation slowed to 11.4% in August from 11.6% in the previous month, but remained close to its highest level in nearly three decades, data showed on Friday.
Former infrastructure minister with SYRIZA, Christos Spirtzis, said he filed a criminal complaint with the Supreme Court on Friday, after discovering an attempt had been made to infect his phone with an illegal spyware in November 2021.
The Greek government’s intention to transform the country’s five most important museums – the National Archaeological Museum and the Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens, the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, and the Archaeological Museum of Iraklio – from organic units of the Archaeological Service into legal entities under…
Greece, Romania, Poland and Lithuania are urging the European Commission to give special treatment in EU debt rules to spending on defence, to help accommodate the military investment needed after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a document showed.
Schools open on Monday with less strict rules in place according to the new protocols outlined in the Government Gazette.
Three Greek journalists were heard by the European Parliament’s PEGA Committee on Thursday, where they presented their experiences and research involving use of illegal spyware and Greece’s surveillance scandal.