The Hellenic Coast Guard rescued 11 people off the island of Lesvos on Wednesday after reports of a sinking vessel. At approximately 11.30 a.m. Coast Guard ships spotted the semi-submerged boat and rescued 10 men and a woman who were taken to the port of Mitylene and the Welcome and Identification Center at Kara Tepe.
Citizen Protection Minister Yiannis Oikonomou admitted in an interview with the public broadcaster ERT on Thursday that “there was information that the Hellenic Police did not use correctly” to prevent the violence between rival football team supporters in Nea Philadelphia, which led to the murder of AEK fan Michalis Katsouris. He was commenting on the…
The online property registry will become fully operational on November 1, allowing notaries public, buyers and sellers to complete transactions more quickly.
A sensory-friendly screening – meaning one designed to be accessible to people with autism and sensory processing disorders – of “The Iron Giant,” is being shown at the SNFCC.
In the aftermath of the latest deadly hooligan clashes earlier in the month, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis declared on Wednesday that associations of organized team supporters will be closed, with only one official association remaining available for each team and operating at each soccer club’s headquarters.
Athenian Brewery, Greece’s largest in the sector, announced operating profits of €43.71 million for 2022, a gain of 26.7%, from 2021.
The Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry on Wednesday published an amended decision supporting victims of natural catastrophes that will simplify procedures for subsidies.
Despite the grassroots campaign for the unhindered access of people to beaches, inspectors identified an extremely large number of violations by businesses with umbrellas, loungers and beach bars around the country, over a four-day period between August 8 and 11.
After more than two weeks stuck in a Black Sea traffic jam of cargo ships waiting their turn to enter the Danube River delta to pick up Ukrainian grain, the Egyptian seamen finally reached solid ground last weekend and replenished their diminishing stock of fresh water and food.