Thessaloniki hospital loses mains electricity for 17 hours
Power has been restored to a Thessaloniki general hospital after supply issues left it without electricity for a short period.
Turkey presents bill to get stray dogs off the streets
Turkey’s ruling party has presented a bill to parliament that aims to round up millions of stray dogs, a plan that has alarmed animal lovers who say a mass neutering campaign would be a better solution than locking dogs up in shelters.
Defense attorney questions pretrial detention in Psychiko murder case
The defense attorney for a 44-year-old suspect in the murder of a 54-year-old land surveyor in Psychiko questioned the suspect’s pretrial detention in a statement issued Friday.
Imany | Athens | July 16
French pop-soul artist Imany returns to Athens for the second consecutive year, performing at the open-air Lycabettus Theater on July 16.
New tender for another 700 electric buses for Athens and Thessaloniki
Procedures for a new tender regarding another 700 new electric buses and trolleybuses in Athens and Thessaloniki are under way.
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The HRADF Project Preparation Facility (PPF) was appointed by the Governmental Committee on Projects of Strategic Importance, pursuant to Law 4799/2021 as responsible for maturing, carry out the tender process and monitoring the implementation of the project ‘GOVERNMENTAL PARK “ANDREAS LENTAKIS” THROUGH A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) PURSUANT TO LAW 3389/2005’, and the project’s Beneficiary is…
Athens University of Economics and Business names new management council
The composition of the new 11-member management council of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) has been announced by the university’s rector, Dimitris Bourantonis.
Four elderly people die in separate sea incidents
Four elderly people have died while bathing in separate incidents across the country, according to the Coast Guard.
Man dies after car collides with fuel truck
A man has died after the car he was driving collided with a fuel truck on a thoroughfare in eastern Attica.
Tourists wade through neck-deep water to board beach ferry in Crete
Tourists waded through neck-deep water while holding their bags aloft to board the ferry to Kissamos from Balos beach in Crete, despite a law passed in June that ordered a floating platform to be erected at the popular but remote bathing spot.