Woman assaulted by man in Athens center
A 20-year-old woman was violently assaulted by a 24-year-old man on downtown Athens’ Ermou Street, it emerged on Wednesday.
Five tax officials arrested on bribery charges
The director and four employees at the Halkida tax office, on Evia island, were arrested on bribery charges on Wednesday.
Europeans to experience record-breaking heat this summer
This European summer is predicted to be one of the hottest since 1993, according to the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.
Tourist bus catches fire in central Greece
A bus carrying a group of tourists caught fire in central Greece, on Wednesday.
Schools evacuated after fire breaks out near Patra
Two schools were evacuated Wednesday as a precaution after a fire broke out near Patra in the northern Peloponnese.
Announcement of an international public tender through the Competitive Dialogue procedure for the award of the Project Concession Contract: “DEVELOPMENT, LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, EXPLOITATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A BUSINESS PARK AT THE LOCATION “SPILIES” OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF FYLI, ATTICA” (FIRST PHASE OF THE TENDER: INVITATION TO SUBMIT EXPRESSION OF INTEREST)
HRADF’s Strategic Contracts Unit (PPF) was appointed by the Government Committee of Law 4799/2021 as responsible for the maturity of the project “Relocation of transport companies from the area of Eleonas to a plot of land of the Municipality of Fyli”, with the Municipality of Fyli as contracting authority. In this context, HRADF proceeds to…
Penelope | Athens | May 23
The Athens State Orchestra and Chorus of the City of Athens present “Penelope,” French composer Gabriel Faure’s only opera, for the first time in Greece.
Heading to Albania, UK’s Cameron marks progress in joint effort to stop illegal migration
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron hailed progress in a UK-Albania joint effort to cut illegal migration before heading to Tirana on Wednesday. Cameron said small boat arrivals from Albania to the UK fell by over 90% in 2023 as the two countries fought people smuggling gangs, and Britain has removed almost 6,000 Albanians, according to…
New routes planned for halted Gaza aid from US-built pier
The United Nations has planned new routes within the Gaza Strip to transport aid from a US-built floating pier after crowds of desperate Palstinians intercepted 11 trucks, causing a halt to deliveries that continued for a third day on Tuesday.
Two in every three new electric buses remain parked
It will take months for all 140 new electric buses Greece has just acquired to be put into service.