Greek Police has arrested four people and launched a manhunt for two more over a slew of felonies related to hooliganism, as part of a wider investigation by prosecuting authorities into sports-related violence.
Coca-Cola HBC, the Greek stock with the highest capitalization, is staring at huge losses after The Coca-Cola Company’s decision to suspend operations in Russia.
EU competition regulators opened on Thursday an investigation into Greek aid measures for Hellenic Post (ELTA), the country’s largest postal operator, saying they doubt whether the millions of euros in state support comply with the bloc’s state aid rules.
When French President Emmanuel Macron picked the lavish Versailles Palace for this week’s summit of European Union leaders, he didn’t anticipate the grimness of the Ukraine war.
Famed American author, cultural satirist and social commentator Fran Lebowitz is coming to the Onassis Cultural Center for two sessions of conversation on the contemporary cultural landscape.
A pharmacist and two police officers involved in the selling and use of fake negative Covid-19 test certificates were arrested last Friday in northern Greece as part of an ongoing investigation into bogus certificates of rapid antigen tests that were issued to several people.
“Our destiny lies with the West.” These were the words of former premier Konstantinos Karamanlis whose political career was marked by the strengthening of Greece’s European orientation.
Greece’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) accelerated further in February, rising by 7.2 percent compared with the same period last year, according to official statistical data released Thursday.
Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomeos, leader of Orthodox Christianity, condemned in an interview Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and President Vladimir Putin in particular, saying he “has provoked the hatred of the whole world.”
Two senior citizens were found dead in their homes during separate firefighting operations in the northern city of Thessaloniki and the island of Lesvos on Thursday.