A 25-year-old musician was arrested early Saturday morning in Thessaloniki for the brutal beating of a 23-year-old university student in the city center a week ago. The victim remains in hospital in critical condition. The trap music artist is accused, along with a second suspect who remains at large, of attempted manslaughter. He is expected…
The Ministry of Education has clarified to universities that remote exams for the current winter semester are mandatory for schools and faculties that are under occupation, holding the leaderships of the institutions and academics accountable for any loss of the examination period for students.
Police have banned all public rallies and protest marches in a part of central Athens on Saturday and Sunday, due to fears of clashes at an event planned by neo-Nazi Golden Dawn to mark the anniversary of the 1996 Imia crisis, when Greece and Turkey almost went to war over the uninhabited islet.
Estimates for a decline in electricity prices were have been confirmed by the providers, who have announced the green tariff charges for February consumption.
Anti-terrorism police are investigating a bomb explosion near the Labor Ministry in downtown Stadiou Street in Athens that caused material damage to the building. Police and firefighters had cordoned off the area when the device went off at 1.29 a.m.
Google announced on Thursday that its Bard chatbot is now available in Greek with artificial intelligence language model Gemini Pro.
U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) released a statement on Friday saying he will not seek to block the sale of F-16s to Turkey.
Public Power Corporation SA on Thursday announced the completion of the signing of the syndicated financing of Phoibi Energiaki Sole Shareholder SA, a subsidiary of PPC Renewables.
Cyprus is considering participating in the ambitious Great Sea Interconnector project, formerly known as EuroAsia.
The tax administration calls on property owners to correct errors and omissions that can lead to the reduction of their dues.