Attempted break-in at American diplomat’s home
An attempted break-in occurred at the residence of an American diplomat in Filothei on Sunday afternoon, according to state broadcaster ERT.
Half a million people in Greece suffer from COPD, most unaware
Approximately half a million people in Greece suffer from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, the most prevalent respiratory illness, but the majority are unaware of their condition.
When Trump wanted to do business in Greece
As it does almost every fall, the Greek government sent a delegation of high-ranking finance officials to New York on November 8, 2007, headed by the then minister, George Alogoskoufis.
Electoral rolls cleanup initiated
The Ministry of the Interior has initiated the process of cleaning up electoral rolls, implementing a provision included in the law on postal voting, approved last January.
Process starts to link the Dodecanese islands with country’s grid
Grid operator ADMIE is launching a key project for the integration of the Dodecanese into the continental high-voltage network.
Migrant network tied to Hamas uncovered on Kos
It was early in the afternoon of December 1, 2023, when a black inflatable speedboat from Turkey, carrying migrants, ran aground just a few meters outside the marina on the island of Kos in the eastern Aegean.
Marinakis rebukes Samaras: “We expect him to look to the future, not dwell on 1993”
Commenting on the expulsion of former New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis, accused him of adopting falsehoods and crossing the line.
General strike Wednesday to impact public transport
Greece’s main labor unions have called for a general strike on Wednesday to protest the rising cost of living and demand better wages and collective agreements.
Suspect in fatal shooting of 5-year-old boy in Markopoulo surrenders to police
A 19-year-old suspected of involvement in the recent fatal shooting of a 5-year-old boy in Markopoulo, east of Athens, is now in the custody of the Greek Police (ELAS), state broadcaster ERT reported on Monday.
PM: Greece to repay €5 bln in bailout loans by 2025
Greece plans to repay at least €5 billion ($5.3 billion) in bailout loans by 2025, well ahead of their scheduled maturities between 2033 and 2042, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said.