Archaeologists Gioulika Christakopoulou of the Achaean Ephorate of Antiquities and Helene Simoni of the University of Patras have every reason to be happy these days, despite the massive workload facing them.
For rating agencies and major analysts, the story of Greece’s debt regaining its investment grade after 13 years is one of the most compelling.
Greek police said it had arrested on Wednesday a foreign national near the country’s northeastern border who is wanted on an outstanding European warrant for attempted burglary and burglary using a vehicle.
New cases of SARS-CoV-2 over the week of August 7-13 rose compared to the previous week, according to the weekly report by the National Public Health Organisation (EODY), published on Thursday.
The center-left PASOK party is undertaking a legislative initiative in order to prevent convicted former Golden Dawn MP Ilias Kasidiaris from running in the upcoming local elections.
One woman was placed under arrest on the island of Tinos for violating regulations on occupying public space on beaches, during raids carried out by the competent authorities the previous day, according to an announcement by the Finance Ministry on Thursday.
A tanker truck transporting gasoline caught on fire on Thursday on the motorway between Athens and Corinth. There are currently 15 firefighters and five vehicles on scene.
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…