A major police operation took place on Wednesday morning in the village of Zoniana on the island of Crete following the discovery of a major cannabis plantation. Two houses were raided, and the plantation was destroyed with police forces from both Rethymno and Irakleio participating.
The Greek government on Wednesday outlined a series of measures aimed at slashing energy consumption in the public sector by 10 percent in the short-term and by 30 percent by 2030.
Greece has reacted to Turkey’s recent diplomatic drive aimed at winning support among the EU, the UN and NATO amid an escalating dispute with its Aegean rival.
The United Kingdom has a new prime minister, and her name is Liz Truss.
The Greek Parliament committee set up to examine the politically charged wiretapping issue starts proceedings on Wednesday with not a few problems to contend with.
A Turkish Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, flew over the islet of Kinaros in the early hours of Wednesday.
Unknown assailants vandalized turnstiles at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on Tuesday, apparently in protest at the deployment of the newly created university police force.
A climber was injured when he fell while climbing down Mount Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan doubled down on his threat to “come suddenly one night” to the Greek islands on Tuesday, appearing to have set himself on an irreversible course of constant intensification of rhetoric and confrontational tactics against the EU as well.
Scientists at the Agricultural University of Athens are reportedly closing in on a solution to stop the spread of the tiger longicorn beetle (Xylotrechus chinensis) that has been literally eating away at the mulberry trees lining the streets and neighborhoods of the capital for some three years now.