Police have released some 80 people from among the 424 people detained following violent incidents after a volleyball match on Thursday in which a police officer was seriously wounded. The 80 were released after they provided fingerprints, DNA samples and other evidence. Minors are among those released.
A 71-year-old man who confessed to the murder of his 43-year-old ex-partner in Salamina earlier this week has been remanded in custody after testifying before an investigating magistrate.
The 31-year-old police officer injured with a naval flare in a confrontation with volleyball hooligans on Thursday night is in a medically induced coma, his doctors at Nikaia General State Hospital have said.
Τhe new independent operational unit of HRADF entitled Project Preparation Facility (PPF) was appointed by the Governmental Committee of Projects of Strategic Importance of Law 4799/2021, to mature, execute the tender process, and supervise the implementation phase of the project “Upgrade of Infrastructures of Research Centres supervised by the General Secretariat for Research and Innovation…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has reiterated his position on the case of Fredi Beleri, the ethnic Greek mayor-elect of Himare, southern Albania, currently in pre-trial detention on charges of vote-buying, stressing that the matter is exclusively within the jurisdiction of the country’s judiciary.
Yannis Dragasakis, who served as deputy prime minister in Alexis Tsipras’ government, has resigned from the central committee of SYRIZA.
A Supreme Court prosecutor has ordered the public prosecutor in Piraeus to supervise the investigation into Thursday’s attack by hooligans on police after a volleyball match.
Interior Minister Niki Kerameus said Friday that the consultation process with parliamentary party representatives on postal voting will begin upon her return from Paris, where she is currently chairing the OECD’s Global Strategy Group meeting.
All eyes were on Athens on Thursday as Prime Minister Mitsotakis met with Turkey’s President Erdogan, with the two leaders reiterating their commitment to “calm waters” in the Aegean.
The tax bill was passed by the plenary of the Parliament on Thursday, which means that professionals will be taxed for the year 2023 in a presumptive manner.