The Thessaloniki Council of Appeals ruled in favor of the extradition of a 59-year-old Serbian national to Croatia, where he is wanted to stand trial for war crimes allegedly committed 31 years ago, during the civil war in the former Yugoslavia.
The Greek Parliament’s Committee on Institutions and Transparency will meet in a closed-door session on Friday to discuss the allegations of an attempted phone bugging made by socialist opposition PASOK party leader Nikos Androulakis.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Greece Tuesday to seal a number of agreements on energy, military cooperation, and in other fields.
The Single Social Security Entity (EFKA) has slashed its overdue debts to pending pensioners by 89% over the last two years, per the latest Atlas report for June.
The electronic platform taking applications for a drug that helps prevent Covid-19 in people who are at a particular risk from the disease opened on Thursday.
Artists from Greece and Israel are invited to become part of a cultural diplomacy initiative that centers on a digital art exhibition.
The National Public Health Organization (EODY) on Thursday reported that the total number of confirmed monkeypox cases in the country has risen to 32 from 20 a week earlier.
Greece and Cyprus accused rival Turkey on Thursday of stoking tensions as Ankara prepared to dispatch a drillship to the Mediterranean next month in a search for natural gas.
Moody’s on Wednesday issued a warning on the fiscal effects of climate change, arguing that fires and droughts will boost inflation and government spending, hurt tourism and slow growth, developments that are credit-negative for more exposed countries, such as Greece.
The large wildfire raging for the eighth day in the nature reserve of Dadia, near the border with Turkey in northeastern Greece, has been largely contained and the situation is expected to improve later in the day, Fire Service spokesman Yannis Artopoios said in a briefing on Thursday.