EOF issues warning over Polish food supplement
The National Organization for Medicines (EOF) on Thursday said it recalls on a Polish food supplement containing unapproved substances.
Antiquities found in Corinth, police says
Five antiquities were found by police officers on Thursday following a report concerning a suspicious excavation site near a Corinth church.
Council of State reviews allegedly unconstitutional Decree on Mati fires
Thirteen collective requests for the annulment of the Presidential Decree concerning urban planning in the 2018 fire-affected regions of Eastern Attica, such as Mati, Rafina and Marathonas are being deliberated by the Council of State.
Can’t rule out Russians targeting Zelenskyy or the Greek PM, Ukrainians say
It could not be ruled out that a Russian missile strike on Odesa port on Wednesday had targeted the delegations of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy or Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a top Ukrainian presidential adviser said on Thursday.
Evangelismos hospital reports zero Covid-19 admissions after four years
After four years, Evangelismos Hospital in downtown Athens operates without any Covid-19 cases, hospital director and board president Anastasios Grigoropoulos announced on social media on Thursday.
Officers open fire during car chase
Police officers opened fire during a car chase in northern Athens, as they attempted to stop a vehicle and arrest the driver.
Is Albania’s Rama burning bridges with Greece in the Beleri case?
This week an Albanian court sentenced Fredi Beleri, the imprisoned mayor-elect of Himare, to 2 years in prison. Beleri slammed the trial and the court’s decision as a “sham”.
Israeli football fans assault foreigner in downtown Athens
Tension erupted among fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv earlier on Thursday in Syntagma Square in downtown Athens with the Israeli team’s fans allegedly assaulting a foreign man of Arab descent who was exiting the metro station.
Mitsotakis after Odesa missile hit: ‘No one will intimidate us’
Kyriakos Mitsotakis issued a clear message of support for Ukraine n Thursday, a day after a Russian missile missed Ukraine’s president and the prime minister of Greece by hundreds of metres when it slammed into port infrastructure in the Black Sea city of Odesa.
EU’s von der Leyen wins conservatives’ backing to lead bloc for 5 more years
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday won the backing of the EU’s leading political group, the centre-right European People’s Party, to head the bloc’s powerful executive for another five years.