An endangered black vulture was killed after flying into the blades of a wind turbine located in a protected Natura 2000 park in northern Greece, officials of the Evros Delta and Dadia National Parks said on Friday.
Police have launched an investigation after a man, reported to be a gas station owner, was gunned down in his business on Saturday. The incident happened at around 8 a.m. in the north-eastern Athens suburb of Gerakas.
The fully renovated Daleela ferry will set out on its first voyage linking Cyprus with Greece on Sunday, departing from the port of Limassol to Piraeus.
Athens municipal authorities have suspended the licenses of five establishments to place tables and seats in public areas for six months because they took up more space than they were allowed.
With soaring electricity prices bringing back the nuclear option as part of the energy mix in the European debate, Greece will strive to break what has been a taboo subject.
Taxi fares are set to rise, pending the publication of a relevant decision by the Deputy Infrastructure and Transport Minister in the Government Gazette.
The United States Embassy in Athens will be closed on Monday, in observance of Juneteenth.
A Times investigation of court documents, text messages and hundreds of videos shows how the Proud Boys coordinated to instigate multiple breaches of the US Capitol on January 6.
Eurozone bond yields and spreads plummeted sharply on Friday, following statements by European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde about the new anti-fragmentation tool.
Vice president Mike Pence, preparing to withstand the final stage of a relentless campaign by president Donald Trump to force him to illegally try to overturn the results of the 2020 election, began January 6, 2021, surrounded by aides at his official residence at the Naval Observatory, asking God for guidance