A group of 43 citizens have managed to halt plans for the development of a large photovoltaic park in Fthiotida, central Greece, convincing the Environment Ministry of the adverse impact it would have on their area.
Authorities in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, have dismantled a criminal ring involved in supplying foreign nationals with counterfeit citizenship papers and fraudulent identification documents.
A stopgap measure for dealing with serious ambulance crew shortages in remote parts of the country – and small islands especially – with help from the military may become a more permanent arrangement.
SYRIZA MP Evangelos Apostolakis has called for unity within the leftist opposition party under its new chief, Stefanos Kasselakis, emphasizing that “everyone needs to acknowledge the presence of a new leader.”
Stefanos Kasselakis, the leader of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, is on Friday scheduled to embark on a visit to the cities of Corinth and Patra in the Peloponnese, as well as the island of Rhodes, in preparation for the upcoming local government elections on Sunday.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, who was in Tirana for a meeting of foreign ministers of the Berlin Process for the Western Balkans, held a meeting with Anastasios, the Orthodox Archbishop of Tirana, Durres, and All Albania, where he commended his efforts.
Five Israelis accused of gang raping a British woman in a Cyprus hotel room won’t plead to charges including rape, sexual assault and abduction until prosecutors hand over key material including DNA tests, fingerprints and eyewitness testimony, a lawyer said Thursday.
My social media timeline is suddenly full of candidates running for municipal councils.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in Granada, Spain for the informal summit of European Union leaders, said he will ask for more resources to deal with migration.
“Turkiye and Greece are two neighbors whose past, present and future are undeniably intertwined,” former Turkish president Abdullah Gul stated in an exclusive interview.