Suspects in Mykonos rape case released
The three men who were accused of raping a 23-year-old tourist on the Cycladic island of Mykonos were released on Tuesday without restrictive conditions.
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Supreme Court weights in on release of Mykonos rape suspects
The spokespeople of the Supreme Court of Greece and the Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court released a statement on Tuesday criticizing online media reports that negatively commented on the release, without restrictive conditions, of three men accused by a tourist of raping her in Mykonos.
Why the land register matters
The land register is one of the biggest pending reforms in Greece right now. Efforts are being made to take advantage of the capabilities of new technologies so as to accelerate the process.
Ancient tombs with vibrant wall paintings open to public in southern Israel
The vibrant paintings show nymphs with lotus plant wreaths, birds, deer, children picking bunches of grapes, a figure playing Pan’s flute, and figures from Greek mythology such as Demeter, the goddess of the earth and grain, and the head of Medusa, with her hair made of snakes.
Available C-130 Hercules transport planes rises to five
The arrival on Monday of the C-130 Hercules of the Hellenic Air Force at the Elefsina Air Base has raised the number of available transport force aircraft of the 356 Tactical Transport Squadron to five.
Experts urge Greece to invest in marine parks
Greece could mitigate the effects of overfishing and environmentally damaging activities and reap significant revenue by investing in marine parks, according to a report by the international organization Pristine Seas, delivered last month to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Church of Greece condemns ‘mockery’ at Paris Olympics
The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics contained “scenes of mockery of predominantly Christian religious symbols and persons” that “provoked the religious sentiment and faith of billions of people,” the Orthodox Church of Greece has said.
SYRIZA’s internal clashes continue as Kasselakis proposes changes to parliamentary group leadership
At the meeting of SYRIZA’s parliamentary group on Tuesday, party leader Stefanos Kasselakis proposed several changes to the parliamentary group leadership positions.
A funfair state
A businessman goes ahead and sets up an amusement park in Halkidiki, northern Greece, with all sorts of rides and games, and, without procuring a single license from the municipal authority or the state, puts it into operation.